Print Media

The Print Media program at Concordia University provides students with a comprehensive education in the history, techniques, and practices of print media. This program is designed to equip students with both theoretical knowledge and practical skills necessary for careers in publishing, editorial work, graphic design, and related fields. Throughout their studies, students explore various aspects of print media, including typography, layout design, printing techniques, and the digital transformation of traditional print processes. The curriculum emphasizes developing a critical understanding of print’s role in communication, culture, and society, preparing graduates to contribute thoughtfully and creatively to the industry.

Students have the opportunity to engage in hands-on projects such as designing magazines, newspapers, brochures, and other print materials, which foster technical proficiency and artistic expression. The program also covers modern trends in print media, including sustainable printing practices and the integration of digital technologies with traditional print methods. Faculty members are experienced professionals and scholars who bring real-world insights into classroom discussions, guiding students through the evolving landscape of print media.

In addition to core coursework, students can participate in internships and collaborative projects with industry partners, providing valuable practical experience and networking opportunities. The program emphasizes critical thinking, innovation, and adaptability to meet the demands of a rapidly changing media environment. Graduates of the Print Media program are well-prepared to pursue careers in publishing houses, design studios, advertising agencies, and freelance work, or to continue their education in related fields such as multimedia, design, or communication. Overall, the program aims to cultivate versatile media practitioners capable of producing high-quality print content that informs, persuades, and engages diverse audiences.