Modern design isn't just about discovering what looks good - it's an intersectional field that combines aspects of design, digital technology, and human/computer interaction. Trained digital designed are some of the most important professionals in a company's workforce, and the master's programs in Digital Design from NJIT can help you join their ranks - no matter where in the world you study.

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Motion Graphics Designer

Digital designers are creative problem-solvers who can visually organize technical information on the one hand, and create completely new imaginary virtual domains on the other – and almost anything in between. They are comfortable with ambiguity, searching out a range of potential solutions to problems not yet articulated; they create and present content that feeds a variety of domains including game design, architecture, interior design, product design, environment design for entertainment and advertising, animation, web design, storyboard art, and scientific visualization.

NJIT's Digital Design program is coordinated by the renowned Hillier College of Architecture and Design. Earning your graduate degree from a premier technical research university can help distinguish your portfolio when launching your careers search. 

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The Master of Fine Arts in Digital Design is a low-residency program designed to offer paths for students entering with varying levels of previous knowledge and experience. For students with minimal previous formal design experience, or none at all, the degree offers up to 15 credits of preparatory course work. Students may take MFA Digital Design course work in any of three concentration areas: Animation Essentials, Game Design and Interactivity Essentials, or UI/UX Essentials.

The Master of Science in Digital Design is a low-residency program designed to offer paths for students entering with varying levels of previous knowledge and experience. Students with more advanced skills, who wish to gain a non-terminal graduate degree credential can do so by earning as few as 30 graduate Digital Design credits. Students may take focused MSDD course work in any one of three concentration areas: Animation Essentials, Game Design and Interactivity Essentials, or UI/UX Essentials. Courses in these certificate modules are focused to provide graduates targeted skill and knowledge sets in the general domain of digital design that are currently, and projected to be, in demand in the near to mid- term.

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