Explore the relationships between humans and their designed environments with internationally recognized faculty and your graduate student peers The opportunities and resources available at a major research university located in a vibrant urban setting are further enhanced by cultural amenities and economic opportunities. The Walker Art Center, the Goldstein Museum of Design, the Minnesota Center for Book Arts, the Textile Center and the AIGAMinnesota offer design exhibits, lectures, workshops and other exciting programs.<br>The track in Graphic Design focuses on design theory, process, and methods related to design practice and research. Potential areas of study include multicultural communication, visual representation of information, human interaction with designed objects, social and cultural implications of design, color systems and perception, design history, and design education. Students and faculty collaboratively develop designed objects and information resources that will enhance people's lives.