Is it necessary to take the postgraduate entrance examination to learn visual communication design?

I think it is necessary to take the postgraduate entrance examination ~!

In scientific research, first of all, the professional design of visual communication used to be graphic design, and later it was redefined as visual communication professional design, which made people limit their design to "plane" and changed it to "space touched by vision". Therefore, the professional design of visual communication is a major that includes many different designs, such as book binding design, brand design, advertising design, creative photography, illustration design and so on.

And learning is endless! It's not that there is any "necessary" major for postgraduate entrance examination, but that you want to know what you are interested in in visual communication design, and then you want to know more and learn more, and then continue to learn.

Let's analyze it. Freshman year needs to consolidate the basic skills of sketch and color of art students, and then start designing the most basic three-point introductory course. Sophomores and juniors slowly began to contact and learn the theory and practice courses of different design categories and the learning and application of various softwares, and then seniors began to prepare for graduation design, so just four years is not enough! ! !

In my opinion, four years just let you know what the major of visual communication is. You can learn some superficial and superficial design knowledge. I'm not saying that this superficial knowledge is useless. I think the most important thing is that through these superficial learning processes, you can find what you are interested in, what you find interesting, and want to know more about the history and development of this design.

I think I can go to the ideal school for further study through postgraduate entrance examination at this time ~

2. From the perspective of future development, graduate students are not only slightly higher than undergraduate students, because the accumulation and accumulation over the past few years will be very helpful for future development, whether they are working in a favorite company or starting their own studio ~