Digital Media and Creative Arts St. Thomas University

Program Description

Digital Media and Creative Arts explores the relationship between digital media, the arts, and society. It involves the examination of digital media and the creation of digital arts. Our Digital Media and Creative Arts program is interdisciplinary in nature and draws on courses from Communications and Public Policy, Journalism Criminology, English, Sociology, Fine Arts, Human Rights, and Native Studies. This allows for a broader range of study and the inclusion of a wide variety of courses on topics like digital literature, podcasting, digital painting and sculpting, and acting for digital media. “This program will give you the opportunity to write, tell stories, make videos and podcasts, take photographs, and expand your knowledge by taking full advantage of the depth and breadth of course offerings at St. Thomas.” – Professor Philip Lee, Faculty Advisor for Digital Media and Creative Arts

Other Programs at the School