<p dir="ltr">Using the range of Adobe tools, students can learn to stand out more effectively with video, podcasts, webpages, data visualisation, and the latest features from Adobe Firefly. Every student on campus can take courses and earn certified badges from Adobe, showing future employers that they have essential skills in communicating visually, establishing a social media presence, and understanding generative AI.</p> <p dir="ltr">Together these tools support students to learn to communicate more effectively, build their personal brand, prepare for the challenges of an increasingly digital world, and achieve their goals as students at Arts University Plymouth and beyond.<br /></p>

<p dir="ltr">“Studies increasingly show a common connection between an individual’s success in the workforce and their digital literacy and fluency. These skills are fundamental in the global economy and universities are making great strides to adopt creative tools that will not only enrich their students’ academic careers, but also ensure their future success,” said Mark Andrews, Principal Strategic Development Manager, Adobe Education. “Adobe is thrilled to partner with Arts University Plymouth by providing students with Adobe Creative Cloud and Adobe Express, which can enable them to develop independent learning behaviours, collaborate with diverse teams and give them a competitive edge in the increasingly demanding and transformative job market.”</p> <p dir="ltr">Luke Broadway, Head of Resources at Arts University Plymouth, said: “Becoming an Adobe Creative Campus will benefit students and staff alike at Arts University Plymouth, increasing the range of digital tools that can be used on and off campus. Alongside the wide range of bite-sized training opportunities that we can now offer to students, and Adobe skills badges that students and graduates can display to potential employers, this is another way for members of our creative community to stand out to employers and get a head start in the creative industries.”<br /></p>