Bow Valley College

Digital Design Diploma

Calgary, Canada

The Non-degree in Digital Design Diploma at Bow Valley College is a program for international students taught in English.

Introduction

Bow Valley College in downtown Calgary provides a student-centered, career-focused education designed for practical outcomes. Founded in 1965, the college emphasizes small classes, applied learning and strong support services, serving a diverse community with programs aligned to local and global labour needs. Its compact urban location gives students access to Calgary’s business and cultural scene while benefiting from a close-knit campus atmosphere.

Programs at Bow Valley prioritize employability through practicum placements, industry-relevant curricula and active partnerships with employers. Faculty and staff bring real-world experience to the classroom, and the college’s high graduate employment rate reflects its commitment to career-ready training. Support services, language instruction and workshops ensure students develop both technical skills and the intercultural competencies needed to succeed in multicultural workplaces.

International students will find resources to help with transition, including advising, orientation and opportunities to engage in volunteer and campus activities that build networks and professional experience. The college’s focus on affordability and transfer pathways also makes it attractive for those planning further study in Canada. If you want a practical, supportive environment with direct links to employment, Bow Valley College offers a purposeful route to skills, credentials and local industry connections.

About the Program

The Digital Design Diploma at Bow Valley College is a non-degree program for students who want to learn about digital design. It takes one year to complete and is taught in English. The program helps students develop creative and technical skills.

Students learn about fundamental principles of digital design, typography, user experience design, and digital marketing communications. They also get to work on projects and develop skills in interaction design, motion graphics, and video production.

Graduates can work as digital designers, user experience designers, interaction designers, motion graphics designers, or digital marketing specialists. They can work in various industries, including media, advertising, and technology.

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