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Art Careers for Women: Graphic Designer

Career: Graphic Designer
Average salary: $39,900
Degree needed: Bachelor’s degrees in fine arts or graphic design preferred, associate’s degrees accepted
Certifications: None

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Common employers: Specialized design services, advertising, marketing and public relations firms, printing companies, publishers and movie production firms
Job outlook: Average growth, high competition, good potential for women

Common duties may include:

  • Designing layouts for newspapers, magazines or book covers
  • Illustrating advertisements or other publications
  • Designing and building web sites
  • Preparing sketches and layouts
  • Working with copywriters and other staff to make a design functional

Skills needed:

  • Artistic ability
  • Good hand-eye coordination
  • Good problem solving
  • Creativity
  • Eye for color and composition
  • Computer knowledge

YourBeanstalk’s Opinion: Graphic design is a hot career for women. Used in everything from books and movies to advertisements, graphic design is one of the standard methods of communication in the 21st century. And with the advent of web design, graphic design is staying on the forefront of technology. This is a great career for women in all stages of life, whether married, single, with or without children.

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