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Graphic Communications is one of the largest manufacturing businesses in the country, with projected 2003 revenues of over $171 billion. Graphic Communications is about all that is printed and designed: all the newspapers and magazines that you read, all of the packaging that you come in contact with and all of the printed mail you receive. Graphic Communications is about the way we communicate, and it is becoming more creative, more computer-based and more business oriented. A career choice in Graphic Communications is a career choice for the new millennium. Graphic Communications is the original Information Technology.

Graphic Communications is an industry that employs over 1.5 million people in over 50,000 companies nationwide. In New Jersey alone in 2002, a workforce of over 52,000 at over 2,000 individual establishments was responsible for $7.2 billion in printing shipments, ranking it sixth among 50 states.

The diverse curriculum of the Graphic Communications program at Kean University ensures that our graduates choose from a wide range of career opportunities. Kean University graduates work in desktop publishing, digital photography and imaging, production planning, production supervision, customer service, color reproduction, sales, estimating, marketing, production, technical training, photography and a variety of other positions in this diverse and important field.