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What can you do with a degree in art and design?
Business of Art and Design
Account Manager
Account Planner
Advertising Strategist
Animation Production
Manager
Art Buyer/Appraiser
Art Director
Art Educator
Artist Representative/ Agent
Arts Administrator
Arts Council Director
Backstage Manager
Brand Manager
Brand Strategist
Business Analyst
Business Developer
Business Owner
Campaign Strategist
Client Relationship Manager
Communications Director
Consumer Insights Manager
Corporate Design Manager
Creative Assets Manager
Creative Business Consultant
Creative Director
Creative Marketing Strategist
Creative Services
Director
Design Manager
Design Studio Owner
Digital Campaign Strategist
Director of Culture and Engagement
Director – Media Services
Entrepreneur
Events Designer and Planner
Events Strategist
Film Production Manager
Gallery Owner/Director
Grant Writer
Marketing Analyst
Marketing and Advertising Executive
Marketing Consultant
Media Director
Media Planner/Buyer
Media Research Analyst
Media Supervisor
New Product Developer
Online Strategy Specialist
Production Manager
Production Studio
Producer
Project Manager
Research and Development
Strategist
Social Media Manager
TV Production Coordinator
Computer Animation
2D Artist –Animation Studio
2D Production Manager
3D Animator
3D Character Sculptor
3D Lighting Director
3D Modeler
3D Production Manager
Animation Character Artist
Animator/ 3D Generalist
Breakdown Artist
Broadcast Designer
CG Programmer
CG Supervisor
Character Animator
Character Designer
Character Modeler
Character Rigging Artist
Character Technical Director
Compositor
Creature Animator/ Technical Director
Digital Fusion
Compositor
Dynamics Scripter
Effects Animator
Environment Designer
Feature Production Assistant
In-Betweener Artist
Interaction Art Director
Interaction Designer
Lead Artist
Lighting Artist
Lighting Compositor
Lighting Specialist
Lighting Technical Director
Live-Action Animator
Location Designer
Maya Generalist
Mobile Graphics Animator
Morphing Artist – Film
Motion Capture Artist
Motion Graphics Animator
Orthographic Designer
Painter –
Animation Digital
Post-Production
Designer
Previsualization Artist
Product Launch Director
Production Coordinator
Production Rendering
Prop Designer –Animation
Render Pipeline Artist
Render Pipeline Coordinator
Senior Design Manager
Set Designer
Shading Artist
Storyboard Artist
Technical Animator
Texture Artist
Texture Map Painter
Title Animator
Tracker
VFX Supervisor
Visual Development
Artist
Creative Writing
Acquisitions Editor
Advertising Writer
Assistant Copywriter
Author
Biographer
Book Critic
Book Publisher
Columnist
Comic Book Writer
Communications
Professor
Content Creation Manager
Copyeditor
Copywriter
Creative Writing
Professor
Creativity Coach Critic
Fact Checker
Fiction Writer
Freelance Writer
Ghost Writer
Grant Writer
Graphic Novelist
Greeting Card Writer
Humorist
Journalist
Lyricist
Medical Writer
Novelist
Proofreader
Publisher Reporter
Researcher
Screenplay Writer
Script Supervisor
Scriptwriter
Short Story Writer
Songwriter
Speechwriter
Story Editor
Tabletop Game Writer
Travel Writer
TV Writer
Video Game Writer Entertainment
Audio
Best
Boom
Camera
Casting
Chief
Cinematographer
Colorist
Concept
Lighting
Lighting
Location Scout
Makeup Artist
Makeup
Head
Media Planner/Buyer
Motion Graphics Designer
Music Editor
Producer
Production Assistant
Production Manager
Props Production Designer
Scoring Crew
Screenwriter
Script Supervisor Set
Set
Sound Designer
Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Steadicam Operator
Storyboard Artist
Title Designer
Utility Sound
Fine Arts
Aerial Photographer
Architectural Photographer
Archive Manager
Art Appraiser
Art Association Director
Art Broker
Art Conservationist
Art Critic
Art Dealer
Art Educator
Art Historian
Art Investment Advisor
Art Preservationist
Art Restorer
Art Sales Associate
Art Therapist 3
Art Writer
Artist
Artist Representative
Arts and Culture
Program Director
Arts Festival Director
Arts Grant Writer
Automotive
Photographer
Broadcast
Photojournalist
Catalog Photographer
Ceramist
Collection Care
Specialist
Color Corrector
Combat Photographer
Computer Artist
Cosmetic Retoucher
Costume Designer
Creative Coordinator
Digital Asset Manager
Digital Image Archivist
Digital Image Retoucher
Digital Photo Lab Director
Digital Printmaker
Director of Photography
Director of Public Art
District Arts Consultant
Documentary Producer
Environmental
Photographer
Event Photographer
Exhibition Designer
Fashion Photographer
Food Photographer
Gallery Assistant
Gallery Cataloguer
Gallery Manager
Gallery Owner/Director
Gallery Photo Curator
Home Design
Photographer
Image Archives
Coordinator
Imaging Technician
Installation Artist
Interior Photographer
Location Photographer
Magazine Photographer
Mask Artist–Film Mixed
Media Artist
Media Production Specialist
Medical Photographer
Multimedia Technician
Muralist
Museum Curator
Museum Image
Archivist
Museum Manager
News Photographer
Online Photo Manager
Painter/Fine Artist
Photo Restorer
Photo Sales Manager
Photo Studio Manager
Photo Stylist
Photo/Video Editor
Photography Archivist
Photography Historian
Photography Scout
Photojournalist
Portrait Artist
Portrait Photographer
Print Quality Analyst
Printmaker
Programs Administrator
Promotional
Scenic Artist Sculptor Set Designer
Sketch Artist
Social Media Content Creator
Sports Photographer
Stock Photo Provider
Studio Lighting Expert
Studio Manager/ Principal Surface Artist
Surveillance
Video Artist/ Designer
Visual Stylist
Website
Photographer
Game Art
2D Pixel Artist –Games
3D Artist –Mobile Games
3D Character Sculptor
3D Lighting Director
3D Production Manager
Animation Programmer Animator
Art Director
Art Educator
Building Artist Character Animator
Character Modeler Character Rigging Artist Character Setup Artist
Character Texture Artist
Cinematic Animator
Cinematic Artist
Concept Artist
Content Designer
Creative Services Director Effects Artist
Game Designer
Game Marketing Strategist
Game Strategy
Specialist
Game Systems
Designer
Lead Artist
Lead Building Artist
Level Art Director
Level Designer
Lighting
Compositor
Lighting Specialist
Lighting Technical Director
Line Producer
Live-Action
Animator
Maya Animator
Mission Designer
Mobile Games
Artist Modeler
Morphing Artist
Online Gaming Strategist
Rigger
Set Designer
Shading Artist
Sketch Artist
Sports Game Designer
Storyboard Artist/ Illustrator
Technical Animator
Technical Artist
Technical Director
Technical Lighting Director
Texture Artist
Texture Coordinator
Texture Map
Painter
Texture Painter
Vehicle Artist
Visual Development
Artist
Visual Effects Artist
Graphic Design
App Designer
Art Director
Art Educator
Book Designer/ Interactive
Brand Campaign
Designer
Brand Consultant
Brand Development
Designer
Campaign Project
Strategist
Catalog Designer
Communications Director
Corporate Marketing
Designer
Creative Director
Creative Imaging Coordinator
Creative Services
Manager
Design Director –
Print Media
Design Entrepreneur
Digital Image Artist
Digital Publication
Designer
Direct Marketing
Designer
Editorial Designer
Environmental
Designer
Exhibit Planner/ Designer
Experience Design
Strategist
Film Title Designer
Freelance Event
Designer
Global Brand Manager
Graphic Designer
Graphics Marketing Director
Identity Designer
Information Designer
Interactive Creative Director
Interactive Media
Designer
Licensing
Production Artist
Logo Designer
Map Designer (Cartographer)
Marketing Graphics Director
Media Production Specialist
Mobile Web
Designer
Motion Graphics
Designer
Multimedia Art Director
Multimedia
Designer
Online Experience
Designer
Packaging Designer
Photo Art Director/ Editor
Point of Purchase
Designer
Presentation Artist
Product Art Director
Product Designer/ Illustrator
Production Manager
Project Manager
Promotional
Designer
Publications Director
Responsive Web
Designer
Signage Developer/ Designer
Social Media Director
Sports Graphic
Designer
Streaming Media Artist
Trade Show
Designer
Typeface/ Font Designer
UI/UX (User Interface/User Experience)
Designer
Video/Film Graphic
Designer
Virtual Graphics
Designer
Visual Identity
Art Director
Wayfinding
Designer
Website
Art Director
Website Designer/ Developer
Illustration
Advertising Comp Artist
Advertising
Layout Artist
Animation/ Illustration Artist
Architectural
Illustrator
Art Director
Art Educator
Biomedical
Illustrator
Book Cover
Illustrator
Botanical Illustrator
Broadcast
Illustrator
Cartoon Illustrator
Character Artist
Children’s Book
Illustrator
Comic Book
Illustrator
Conceptual Artist
Costume Designer
Creative/Fashion Director
Digital Illustrator
E-Greeting Card
Illustrator
Editorial Cartoonist
Fabric Print Artist
Fashion Illustrator
Graphic Novel Artist/Writer
Greeting Card
Illustrator
Home Textiles
Designer
Iconographer (Symbols)
Imaging Specialist
Live Caricature
Artist
Magazine Illustrator
Map Illustrator
Marketing Artist
Medical Illustrator
Medical Products
Illustrator
Muralist
Music Video Set Painter
Packaging
Illustrator
Pattern Creation
Designer
Point-of-Purchase
Designer
Pop-Up Card/
Book Designer
Portrait Artist
Previsualization
Artist
Product Illustrator
Scientific Illustrator
Set Designer –
Film and TV
Set Painter –
Theater
Signage Developer/ Designer
Storyboard Sketch
Artist
Surface Designer
Tattoo Designer
Textbook Illustrator
Toy Designer
Motion Design
2D and 3D Animator
Animatic Designer
Art Director
Art Educator/ Professor
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We don’t just provide our students with the very best education. We also work hard to make sure you’re prepared for the creative industries and artistic communities you aspire to join.
These are real stories of real graduates working at real companies and making a real difference.
Turn your passion into profession.
The creative industries generate annual revenues of over $2 trillion, accounting for nearly 50 million jobs worldwide.
spent on creative advertising in the U.S. $285+ Billion
The rate of economic growth for arts and cultural industries surpassed the rate of increase for the total U.S. economy.
American arts and cultural industries account for $17.8 billion trade surplus. $17.8 Billion
80%
Illustration jobs have seen an 80% increase since 2021.
200%
Virtual Reality jobs have more than doubled in two years.
The gaming industry is worth $145.7 billion.
By 2030, AI skills will be one of the most in-demand skills in the job market.
People working in the U.S. as...
Over half a million people work in design industries in the U.S.
There are over 2 million people working in the film and television industry in the U.S.
We bring the art and design industry to you.
Every year, nearly 100 top creative businesses visit the campus to deliver presentations, meet emerging talent, review portfolios, and offer internships. Recruiters from companies like Disney, Google, Hallmark, Hasbro, and Pixar are frequently at the College, scouting out the next generation of creative talent.
We have over 7,500 registered employers who share job opportunities through our office, and we bring over 100 of the world’s top companies to campus for recruiting visits and portfolio reviews.
“When we see the Ringling degree attached to a candidate we immediately take notice.”
Recruiter, Electronic Arts
100+ recruiters visit campus every year.
7500+ employers post jobs through us.
Our grads work here:
Our top employers:
“Ringling College does an amazing job preparing students for a professional career in the arts. I know a Ringling student adds immediate value and is a dedicated addition to any team.”
David Vennemeyer Director of 3D Digital Product Design, Hasbro
“It is always a pleasure to visit Ringling – the faculty genuinely cares for the career path of their students, and the projects we see from the students always exceed our expectations.”
Heather Abood Talent Acquisition, Universal Orlando
Our graduates lead the pack as wellrounded creatives in these industries:
Majors
Business of Art and Design
Computer Animation
Creative Writing
Entertainment Design
Film
Fine Arts
Game Art
Graphic Design
Illustration
Motion Design
Virtual Reality Development
Visual Studies
Minors
Art History
Business of Art and Design
Creative Writing
Environmental Studies
Film Studies
Fine Arts
Gender and Sexuality Studies
Graphic Design
Photography and Imaging
Virtual Reality Development
Visual Development
Undergraduate
Certificates
AI Author-Illustrator
Entrepreneurship
Professional Lighting
Virtual Production
Meet our graduates.
Ringling College graduates are at the forefront of the art and design industry around the world. Our alumni animate box office blockbusters, design spaces experienced by millions, and participate in globally renowned art fairs. The range of jobs open to artists and designers is huge. And it’s getting bigger every day.
Sophie Ruiz
Entertainment Design ’23
What is Entertainment Design?
for
Orlando, Florida
Originally from Miami, Florida
It’s the design of themed elements and physical spaces that are driven by theme and story — brought to life through immersive, engaging experiences. The best examples are Walt Disney World or Universal Studios theme parks, but theme and story can be found in museums, restaurants, hotels, healthcare facilities, and more.
What’s your job like?
As a Technical Designer, my job is to design elements, stages, and sets for various clients across the themed entertainment industry. We make accurate 3D models of the element, down to the nuts and bolts, and create production drawings that get passed on to the fabrication team. From there, we oversee the fabrication and finishing processes all the way to installation.
How did Ringling College prepare you for the industry?
Courses like Design Thinking were fundamental to my becoming a wellrounded designer, while learning programs like AutoCad, SketchUp, and Revit qualified me for my current position.
Technical Designer
Bungalow Scenic Studios
Sophie TechnicalRuizDesigner
Tarun Lak Computer Animation ’16
What’s your job like?
Emeryville, California
Originally from Chennai, India
My job is to bring the characters of Pixar stories to life. That involves working with the director and animation team to execute a vision for the performance of the characters, handling a wide variety of scenes from subtle acting to dynamic action. We design poses that reflect the attitudes and movements specific to the characters to convince the audience that they are alive and are making choices that drive them through the story.
How did Ringling College prepare you for your career?
Ringling gave me a foundational understanding of design, film language, and principles of the craft of animation. The structure of assignments, feedback sessions, and deadlines mimicked a real job. It was not a big switch to go from being a student to a working professional.
Animator at Pixar Studios
Tarun Lak Animator
Alison Abitbol
Illustration ’13
What’s your job like?
New York, New York
Originally from Grimaud, France
My role is to explore the world and all the environments of a film. In the beginning of the movie I talk with the directors and understand their vision and aesthetics. I start painting concept art, mood pieces, and try to get a feel of all the important locations. As the movie progresses I get assigned specific locations and design and paint everything in that location. I focus on the feel of a place and try to exaggerate that emotion.
How did Ringling College prepare you for your career?
My favorite teachers at Ringling were George Pratt and Matteo Caloiaro. They were extremely influential to me, and introduced me to a lot of incredible artists and taught me how to see the big picture. They taught me how to see in shapes, and think of the feel of an environment instead of getting lost in the details.
Visual Development Artist at Netflix Animation
Alison Abitbol
Visual Development Artist
Carlos Oliveras Colom
Graphic Design ’15
What is it like working at Plenty?
Working for Plenty is like having a little glimpse into the future. Plenty is a tech start-up on its way to redefining agriculture as we know it by growing fruits and vegetables vertically. We are a small team, so it’s great to be part of the front line of how a brand looks and feels. Working on a small team allows me to wear many hats, from designing the brand’s look to art directing video to fluffing up lettuce in photoshoots.
What do you love most about your job?
As a designer, I like to be part of something that matters and work on projects with a bigger picture that I can help guide in a cohesive, design-forward way. Having your designs exist in the world and be embraced and consumed is the cherry on top.
Lead Brand Designer at Plenty
San Francisco, California
Originally from Puerto Rico
Carlos Oliveras Colom Lead Brand Designer
Katelyn EnvironmentJohnsonTexture Artist
Katelyn Johnson
Game Art ’19
What’s
your job like?
Monica, California
from Baldwin City, Kansas
As an environment texture artist, some of my responsibilities, such as shader creation, modeling, sculpting, and set dressing, are all combined to create 3D environments for our games. Team effort and collaboration with several departments is necessary to create those environments. All of this provides the opportunity to share stories through characters and the worlds around them.
How did Ringling College prepare you for your career?
While Ringling facilitated several technical courses, the faculty pushed for, not only, quality in our craft, but also big picture thinking and for the widening of the application of our skills. Above the courses, projects, and late nights in the studios, I would not be where I am without Career Services. Being a student worker for four years put me in an environment to learn from the job. Even now I can’t advocate enough for them and what they do.
Environment Texture Artist at Naughty Dog
Santa
Originally
Kris Chatterson
Fine Arts ’02
Originally from Orlando, Florida
How did Ringling College prepare you for a career as a fine artist?
Ringling gave me the space, resources, and faculty engagement to be challenged as a student and grow as an artist. I benefited from the intense focus on painting. Since graduating, I’ve participated in a number of group exhibitions and mounted my own solo shows in spaces ranging from California to New York City, Mexico, Miami, and Montreal. I still keep in close touch with Ringling peers, who remain some of my closest friends and valuable connections in the art world.
Fine Artist
New Jersey
Kris Chatterson Fine Artist
Los Angeles, California
Originally from Charleston, West Virginia
Sarah Kambara Producer
Sarah Kambara
Business of Art and Design ’14
Is your career what you thought it would be while you were at Ringling College?
Yes. I aimed to be a producer for animation when I was a Ringling student. Within four years after graduating, I was blessed to become just that.
Do you consider yourself innovative?
I do. I consider myself innovative because when I gain a skill or quality in my life, I apply it to all facets of my life. I see and live beyond a workspace or social construct.
Producer at Chromosphere Studio
Juniper Johnson
Creative
Writing ’22
How did Ringling College prepare you for your career?
I was lucky to be surrounded by a heartfelt community of friends that encouraged me to never settle, which is how I ended up in this career. From them, I learned that one of the most important things to do in college is to be proactive in solidifying yourself. Your college takeaway is dependent on the community you developed and what you did with your time. If you spend your time dreaming, dream big!
Associate Copywriter for Disney
Glendale, California
Born in Los Angeles, California, raised in St. Petersburg, Florida
Juniper AssociateJohnsonCopywriter
Jason Letkiewicz Senior Writer and Producer
Jason Letkiewicz
Film ’11
What’s your job like?
Burbank, California
Originally from Marysville, Michigan
Really busy. We do short content marketing for ABC and Hulu. This is mostly video promos, which can range from editing footage from already filmed shows to creating something totally from scratch, like the Oscars’ Top Gun promo. We might make 70 unique commercials for a series, and then each of those is converted to different lengths for all of the platforms. Last year during the fall launch we had about 224 different projects, with a range of people involved, but I am working with all of them.
How did Ringling College prepare you for this?
The collaborative aspect of the Film program was hard as a young person trying to figure it all out and working with a lot of people feeling the same — it makes it really hard. Once you’ve figured this all out and you see how everything comes together, it’s amazing. The larger art education has been totally invaluable. When I’m having a meeting with an art director about typography or a sound director about the score, I can speak their language.
Senior Writer/ Producer for Disney’s Entertainment Marketing
Hannah Segraves
Motion Design ’18
How did Ringling College prepare you for your career?
Ringling gave me the opportunity to experience real-world projects from the first day. The classroom setting creates an infinite space for creative growth and exploration. I was guided with one-on-one critique by professors with years of industry experience. From four years of developing my creative style and technical knowledge, I was able to start at Nickelodeon straight out of college with the confidence and knowledge of an industry professional.
What’s your job like?
I am a designer/animator working alongside a team of creatives. We collaborate on advertisements for television, Paramount+, social media, and Times Square billboards. The projects are often creatively open-ended, which gives us freedom to explore solutions in our own style and truly express ourselves through design and animation. Together, we build on each other’s ideas, work through technical problems, and come up with colorful, playful solutions that match Nickelodeon’s brand identity.
Motion Designer for Nickelodeon
New York, New York
Originally from Hattiesburg, Mississippi
Hannah Segraves Motion Designer
Gretchen Leffler
Visual Studies ’19
What’s your job like?
I started at Laika three years ago as a digital fabricator, modeling parts for 3D printing and integrating them into puppets for the film Wildwood. I also modeled accessories for several of the characters that were printed and then integrated into the puppets. After a year and a half I joined the VFX team, where I work on similar things, but with a different workflow.
What made you want to come to Ringling?
Career Services was the standout for me. They are such a wonderful resource to have and were immensely helpful to me. I joined as a representative and would go to discuss my portfolio and resume often. They really helped me in preparing all of my material and getting ready for interviews on campus. I am still in contact with them in my work as a mentor for current Visual Studies students.
Hillsboro, Oregon Originally
VFX Asset Artist on the Puppet team at LAIKA Studios
Gretchen Leffler VFX Asset Artist
Joseph Janssen
Virtual Reality Development ’22
Warren, Michigan
Originally from Hartland, Wisconsin
What made you want to come to Ringling College?
When I heard that Ringling was introducing a brand new major in VR Development, I knew this was a field of study I wanted to be at the forefront of. Coming from a STEM background, this major allows me to combine my technical skillset with art and design. VR technology is becoming mainstream across various industries — the medical field, architectural visualization, entertainment, and more — which means I can explore multiple career paths.
How did Ringling College prepare you for the industry?
Ringling has provided incredible opportunities for personal growth and they’ve helped me build a professional network of clients. While working on the client-based project with the Moffitt Cancer Center, I worked alongside doctors and researchers in the field. Opportunities like this provide the perfect exposure to a professional, real-world setting and delivering a final product to a client on time, and on budget.
Immersive Lab Engineer at General Motors
JosephImmersiveJanssenLab Engineer
Don’t wait until after graduation.
Internships are invaluable—a way to test yourself, a way to get your foot in the door, a way to make sure that the career you’re striving toward is really the one you want.
Ringling College makes it simple. By fostering relationships with top firms, we’ve created a pipeline between the Ringling campus and art and design hot spots.
Ringling College students and recent alumni make up half of Pixar’s summer animation internships in 2024.
Pris Chng ’25 Game Art
Dallas Reynolds ’23, Visual Studies
Stephanie Hunton ’24 Illustration
David Guo ’22
Abigail Hanly ’24 Entertainment Design
Aisha Vohra ’21
Kiara Harris ’23 Motion Design
Jude Keifer ’23 Creative Writing
J.C. Wenhold ’21 Film
Rockstar Games
“Our relationship with the school consistently yields great talent for Hallmark’s internships and full-time hires.
Ringling is one of our very few go-to schools for college recruiting.”
Amy Kligman Creative Strategist, Hallmark
“Ringling instills an incredible work ethic in their students and does a great job preparing them for the real world.”
Li Moran Studio Manager,
Wieden
+ Kennedy
Preparation for Professionalism
Your job is our job.
Ringling College’s Center for Career Services has one mission: To get you hired. We work with our students from day one to help them develop career plans that match their ambitions, then partner with them throughout their Ringling career to make sure they stay on track.
Job and Internship Searches
Portfolio Preparation and Reviews
Industry Presentations
Networking
Interview Prep
Help Starting A Business
Grad School Applications
Negotiating
Cover Letter and Resume Writing
Studying Abroad
“Ringling College’s commitment to their students’ creative work and career preparation is unparalleled.”
Sidney Clifton Producer, The Jim Henson Company
Preparation for Professionalism
INDUSTRY EXPERIENCE
We give you the edge.
INDEX* is Ringling College’s formula for turning passion into profession as part of our new Center for the Creative Economy.
INDEX is an experiential education initiative that provides students with opportunities for professional experience prior to graduation. We connect them with leading brands and clients to develop creative solutions to business challenges.
Our partners include...
*Ringling College and The Patterson Foundation partnered in 2012 with the shared goal to strengthen the creative workforce of tomorrow. INDEX continues the legacy of this partnership by aggregating the myriad experiential opportunities the College has long offered.
Maker’s Mark Distillery
Students, faculty, staff, and alumni collaborated with Maker’s Mark to produce a series of uniquely designed bourbon bottles, raising money for student scholarships.
Smithsonian American Art Museum
10 lllustration students created a series of biographical comics based upon the lives of 10 women artists whose work is featured in the Museum’s collection.
Wet Dog Corp.
38 students created this VR experience from concept to completion, as well as the branding and event design for its launch at the South by Southwest (SXSW) conference.
Motion Graphics School in the world
The Rookies
Virtual Reality program in U.S. for Production
Animation Career Review
3D Animation School in the U.S. for Production
The Rookies
#4 Illustration School in the U.S.
Animation Career Review
Top Graphic Design School
#3 Top Creative Schools in the world
The Rookies
Top 25 Film Schools
The Hollywood Reporter and The Wrap
Our Alumni
Illustration alum won Winsor McCay Annie Award
Film alum won a Directors Guild of America Grand Prize
Fine Arts alum named Forbes magazine’s 30 Under 30
Top employers for Game Art grads include Blizzard, Naughty Dog, and Riot Games
Film alum gets funding for full-length film adaptation
Motion Design alum won the Young Ones Student Bronze Cube
Creative Writing alum joins first cohort of screenwriters in the Lambda Literary Writers Retreat for Emerging LGBTQ Voices
Graphic Design alum won an Emmy for Outstanding Graphic Design
Visual Studies alum illustrates for NY Times
Best Seller book and wins NAACP Image Award
Creative Writing and Film honored with Carl Foreman Award scholarship fund
Ringling College selected for Princeton Review 2024 list of Green Colleges
Business of Art and Design alum featured in New York Times
Two Motion Design alumni earned the Bronze Telly Award
