英文摘要 |
The main purpose of this paper is to explore professionalism perception for visual communication designers from five dimensions, which is autonomy, professional commitment, peer self-discipline, service belief, and peer identification. It analyzed perception degree of visual communication practitioners, teachers, and students to understand their professional maturity. Empirical results indicate that (1) visual communication practitioners' professionalism perception, autonomy, professorial commitment, service belief, and peer identification are higher than those of visual communication students, but those of parishioners are the same as those of teachers. (2) sex, age, educational background, specialty, position, working year number, and monthly income are significant variables affecting professionalism perception except for the company size. Such findings imply and 'visual communication design' had gradually become 'emerging professionalism'. In expect that this study can provide visual communication designers with relevant information to improve professional development. |