I want to know the array of job oppurtunities for someone who is a graphic design major?
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You can work in Journalism but doing layouts and spreads for magazines or newspapers. Printing industry in prepress, creating the designs for brochures, stickers etc. Doing Cd covers and logos. working designing business cards. There are many avenues you can take, but get as much education and industry experience as you can. While in school apply for internships. It will be hard finding a job, but not as hard as if you didn't get that hads on experience they wanna see on your resume.
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For the graphic design, check out Seneca College in Oakville (Toronto area), for communication try Carleton University (Ottawa) or Ryerson (Toronto), music production and video production...hmm...there's a school in Toronto for this but also try Ryerson, international business management:  I'd check out Queens University (Kingston) or University of Toronto or University of Ottawa.\n\nThese are all in Ontario
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Consider graphic arts also.  There is much going on in the world of digital photog for advertising, print, brochures also.
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you might need to look under programs in art, design, communications, etc. but here are some ideas on where to start...
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You can actually get a Bachelor of Arts in Interior design.  There you learn how to use the computer programs needed to design a room, about color, lighting, and through your class projects being completed get a portfolio together.\n \nThrough school you can also get internships which will be valuble in helping you get a job when you are through school.\nThere are also Interior Design organizations etc.  One of my best friends did this.  It isn't an easy field to get into - but it is worth it if you have the passion.  I put a link to our old college, there should be some information for the interior design program there.
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if you want to get into gaming industry you need to be a expert of the following \nlayout/design\nphotoshop for graphical design\nc++ the gaming code. \nthere is courses at college/university that deal with gaming design.
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It depends - there is computer technology (computer operators, programmers, etc) and electronic technology (people who work with electronics in a variety of ways), then creative jobs (web designers, graphic artists, etc.)\n\nIt depends on what your interests are -- if you are more creative, or more technical.
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I got a visual arts media degree. I started working as a customer support rep at a software company now i'm an instructional designer for a govenment contractor. My advice is to study anything you are really interested in studying and don't not do it becuase you think you're not going to get a great job. The job will come as soon as you find something you really love.
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Ideas for a career:\n\nGraphic Designer\nWebsite Designer\nIT specialist\nMultimedia specialist
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try the link i leave for you, they have 200+ resumes and some are specific for different types of work\n\ngood luck on your fist job =)
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I'd imagine fairly good designing skills and drawing skills enough to be able to draw out your designs.\nProbably a good GPA\nOh and an interest in the field
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Usually different disciplines.\nDrawing, photography, sculpture, printmaking, writing, music, and others.  What specifically are you looking for?
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Some of the best graphic design schools (BS wise) are in the USA. Most California universitys are very good for a BS in Graphics. If you want to try, the UK also has a lot of great schools for graphics (BS wise as well). Though for Canada, I've never heard of any. Though look at the one in the source, might help you out.
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I understand McDonalds has a fast track fry-cook career path for Art History majors. Try engineering!
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It depends on what kind of advertising job you want to do. \n\nMarketing and Business are great for account management, and couldn't hurt if you wanted to go into strategy/account planning. Communications are also good, and so is Psychology, Sociology and Anthropology (the social sciences). Advertising is one of the few industries in which a Liberal Arts background is considered a plus--especially if you have developed great writing and critical skills. Some schools do offer an Advertising major, but I'd back it up with a minor in marketing/business, mathematics, finance or something that shows that you have depth to offer. \n\nAlso remember that pharmaceutical advertising is huge--if your education reflects a familiarity with medical terminology and issues, that will be a huge asset--likewise, financial advertising would be helped with a background where you're fluent in finance lingo and so on....\n \nIf you want to go into the Creative side, obviously you should major in whatever will generate the strongest portfolio for you. Also try to get as many internships as possible while you're in school--experience is essential, and often can lead into a job right after graduation.\n\nGood luck!
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Well it depends on the specific social science coursework. I got my Bachelor's Degree in Communication. Some of the careers available with this major are: public relations, consulting, teaching, project coordinating, research work, etc. etc. There are so many possiblities. I'm thinking of going on to law school.
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I think learning how to write computer programs will help you a lot.  Take lots of different languages, like C++, Java, and so on.\n\nI don't know much about graphics though, and you need to learn about them too.\n\nA C-Sci major can probably give you more useful information.