This versatile degree program will give you the functional design skills and technical proficiency you'll need for a successful career in Web Design. A completion degree version of this web design program is available for those who already hold an associate degree or higher. This program is available 100% online!
Expert instructors will teach you to conceptualize, design, code and publish captivating interactive content that spans multiple channels. This bachelor’s in Web Design program emphasizes hands-on learning using the latest software and design technology in courses that include Concept Development, User-Centered Design, Interactive Web Design, Fundamentals of Motion Graphics, JavaScript and InDesign.
You can gain on-the-job skills through an optional six-credit cooperative learning experience. Add tangible assets to your resumé and increase your professional connections prior to graduation in this versatile and affordable Web Design bachelor’s degree program.
Use elective courses in this bachelor's program to complete a related Dual-Credit Certificate® while you earn your degree. Dual-Credit courses can be applied to both this program and other, related WilmU programs. You may want to consider:
Interested in getting a head start on a master’s degree? Students may be eligible to incorporate five graduate-level Computer Science or Digital Communication courses into this program — at the undergraduate tuition rate! These courses and their credits would apply to both the B.S. in Web Design and the selected graduate-level program. Learn more about DCA.
Cost of a typical 3-credit course.
Â鶹ÊÓƵ tuition is based on cost-per-credit.
You only pay for the courses you need to complete your web design degree.
Your B.S. in Web Design prepares you for a successful career in a growing industry. Learn more about Career Resources.
hidden
hidden
With the help of the capable instructors of WilmU’s Web Design program, you will be building fully responsive webpages from the ground up in a matter of weeks, even if, like me, you had no prior knowledge. I’ve learned valuable real-world skills that I will continue to use down the line in my design career. —Kellee Brown, current student
