Embark on a groundbreaking exploration at the intersection of art and technology with our Ph.D. program in Arts and Computational Technology. This innovative doctoral program offers a transformative journey for students passionate about pushing the boundaries of artistic expression through computational methodologies. By bridging the gap between traditional art practices and cutting-edge technology, our program empowers students to delve into the realms of digital art, interactive installations, generative algorithms, and more. Through rigorous academic inquiry and hands-on experimentation, students explore the limitless possibilities of creative technology, preparing to become trailblazers in the evolving landscape of digital creativity. Join a dynamic community of artists, technologists, and researchers dedicated to exploring new frontiers in art and technology. Whether you're interested in creating immersive experiences, exploring artificial intelligence in art, or experimenting with new forms of digital media, our Ph.D. program provides the resources, mentorship, and intellectual environment to support your journey of innovation and discovery.
Completing a Ph.D. in Arts and Computational Technology typically requires 4 to 6 years of full-time study. This duration encompasses coursework, independent research, and the completion of a dissertation. The exact timeline may vary based on factors such as the complexity of the research project, the student's prior experience and expertise, and the availability of resources and support. Additionally, part-time study options may be available, which could extend the completion time. Throughout the program, students engage in advanced seminars, hands-on experimentation, and collaborative projects that bridge the gap between traditional artistic practices and emerging technologies. Upon successful completion of the program, graduates emerge as pioneers in the field, equipped with the skills, knowledge, and innovative thinking necessary to make significant contributions to the intersection of art and technology.
Can I apply with a background in either arts or technology?
Yes, we welcome applicants from diverse backgrounds who demonstrate a strong interest and aptitude in both artistic practice and computational technology.
What types of projects can I pursue during the program?
Students have the flexibility to explore a wide range of projects, including digital art installations, interactive experiences, creative coding experiments, and more.
Are there opportunities for collaboration with industry partners?
Yes, our program actively fosters partnerships with industry leaders, providing students with opportunities for internships, collaborative projects, and real-world experience.