In the last quarter century, astounding growth in new media technologies has created the need for a unique type of advanced study program. There will be an openhouse on Tuesday, March 23rd, 5-9pm in Humanities Rm 301. Individuals interested in the IMA program will receive guidelines on applying to the program starting in September 1999. The program provides diverse multimedia skills enabling each student to explore several disciplines while working within a chosen area of concentration.
Creative collaboration is encouraged.
Multimedia production opportunities are informed by critical analysis, theory, and history as well as study of legal and ethical issues relevant to these emerging art forms. This diversified approach to the study of interactive media arts provides an education that equips the students with the flexibility necessary to develop their artistry in the face of rapidly shifting technologies. The 36 credit Master of Arts degree is available for full and part-time students with course offerings in the fall and spring semesters. Prospective candidates must have a BFA or BA degree. Basic knowledge of computers is required.