Graphic information technology
Where creativity meets technology
If you enjoy design, storytelling and technology, graphic information technology (GIT) could be the right fit for you.
The graphic information technology programs in the Ira A. Fulton Schools of Engineering at Arizona State University combine visual creativity with technical skills. Students learn how to create, manage and deliver digital content across multiple platforms, including web, print, photography, video, animation and emerging media.
GIT students explore multiple forms of visual communication, including web design, video production, digital publishing and interactive media.
What is graphic information technology?
Graphic information technology is the study of how visual content is created, produced and shared across different media channels.
Students develop expertise in:
- Visual design
- User experience (UX)
- User interface (UI) design
- Front-end web design and development
- Digital publishing
- Photography and videography
- Motion graphics
- 2D and 3D animation
- Content production workflows
- Emerging creative technologies
Why study graphic information technology at ASU?
Today’s organizations need creative professionals who understand more than design alone. They need people who can create compelling visual experiences, work with technology and communicate across multiple platforms.
The GIT programs prepare students to think creatively, solve problems and build professional-level projects through hands-on learning experiences.
Students gain experience using industry-relevant tools while developing portfolios that showcase their work to employers and graduate programs.
Undergraduate degree options
Graduate degree options
More GIT program information
Accelerated bachelor’s and master’s program
The GIT degree is offered as an accelerated degree with the GIT MS. The accelerated bachelor and master degree is designed to provide selected high-achieving students with the opportunity to combine advanced undergraduate coursework with graduate coursework and accelerate graduate degree completion. This program allows accelerated students to obtain a bachelor’s and master’s degree within five years.
Acceptance to the graduate program requires a separate application. Eligible students will be advised in their junior and senior years by their academic department to apply. To review eligibility requirements, please visit: Polytechnic School Accelerated Master’s Degree Programs.
Recommended computer configurations
Here are the recommended hardware and software for the GIT programs at Arizona State University. These programs require the use of CPU/GPU/memory intensive applications. Students are recommended to have access to a Mac or PC laptop that meets the minimum specifications.
Recommended Computer Configurations for Graphic Information Technology (pdf)
Accreditation
The Graphic Information Technology BS and BAS programs at Arizona State University are accredited by the Accrediting Council for Collegiate Graphic Communications (ACCGC), https://accgc.org/. Student enrollment and graduation data are available at https://engineering.asu.edu/enrollment/.





