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Overview

Digital media is a studio concentration in the undergraduate program of the Department of Art and Art History that focuses on new media and digital art. Courses explore digital media as the primary tool, medium and environment for art and design.

Curriculum

Students in digital media develop the necessary conceptual framework and production skills in digital art and design, while also exploring contemporary, historic and theoretical ideas that inform current practice. Particular topics covered in the curriculum include animation, computer-based visual communication, digital imaging, video art, motion graphics, web art, projection mapping and live and interactive performance.

Graphic Design

Interested in our graphic design program? That’s a separate program at UA; visit the Graphic Design page for information.

For information about applying to any of our programs, visit our Prospective Students page or call us for more information: (205) 348-5967.

Facilities & Technology

Classes in digital media are taught in the department’s digital classrooms in 211 and 209A Woods Hall, both fully functional space for the teaching and creating of computer-based fine art.