There are too many categories of design. Your common clothing design, interior design, graphic design, jewelry design, architectural design, game design, animation design ... all belong to design majors, but they belong to different categories. Some belong to art design major, some prefer science design major, and some prefer liberal arts. Different categories have different requirements.

2. Design categories, simple classification examples.

Art design (this category is only for art students, that is to say, you need to participate in art training, take art exams and get a qualification certificate before you can register): fashion design, jewelry design, interior design, graphic design, animation and game design. ...

Design for science students (this is a design major that science students can enroll in, not absolute, depending on the specific situation of each institution): architectural design, industrial design, product design, fashion design and engineering. ...

Partial liberal arts design (this is a design major that liberal arts students can enroll in, not absolute, but also depends on the specific situation of each institution): multimedia design, advertising design (copywriting direction) ...

Art design includes more painting, art, of course, the operation of software, jewelry, clothing, and later hands-on courses; Science design is more inclined to engineering and industry, drawing less, learning some software, and having a little art foundation (such as color composition); The design of liberal arts is similar to that of science, with little emphasis on media, writing and painting, but it will also lay the foundation.