You'll become familiar with the role of computers in printing operations, including computerized typesetting systems, electronic imaging, colour separation and photomechanical processes. Emphasis is placed on business and management subjects, which account for about half of the curriculum. The other half is devoted to a balance of subjects related to printing technology. The study of humanities and social sciences will foster creative and critical thinking. At the end of your third year, you'll have the chance to go on a paid internship.
International internships are also available.
As a graduate, you'll find an above-average number of employment opportunities. You'll most likely begin as production co-ordinator, sales trainee, planner, production controller, or estimator. With experience, you'll have the expertise to assume managerial responsibilities. The statement must be received by the Office of Admissions by the application closing date. An interview may be part of the admission process.