Programs
Collins College offers the following programs.
- Game Design Program – Bachelor’s Degree
- Graphic Design Program – Bachelor’s Degree
- Interior Design Program– Bachelor’s Degree
- Film & Video Program – Bachelor’s Degree
- Visual Arts specialization in Game Art Program– Bachelor’s Degree
- Digital Video Production Program – Associate Degree
- Visual Communication Program – Associate Degree
All students at Collins College are enrolled in career focused degree programs which have a core career component, and a general education component. The general education classes are in writing, oral communications, mathematics, business law, ethics, marketing and other courses and vary according to the specific degree program.
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