ASU School of Arts, Media + Engineering

ASU HERBERGER INSTITUTE

School of Arts, Media + Engineering

Under graduate and G raduate Pr o grams in D igital C ult ur e E duc at ion and Re s ear c h in E xp e rient ial Sys tems

Herberger Institute for Design and the Arts in collaboration with the Ira A. Fulton Schools of Engineering

A R I Z O N A S TAT E U N I V E R S I T Y S C H

undergraduate programs

BA in Digital Culture with 9 concentration areas:

The Digital Culture hands-on environment helps students learn to take the “big idea” into actual space where people interact and explore their designs, from digital coral reefs (pictured above) to motion-responsive digital designs.

• Art • Design • Film • Interdisciplinary Arts and Performance • Media Processing • Music • Technological Entrepreneurship • Theatre • The Arts and Design Studies Minor or certificate in Digital Culture The ASU School of Arts, Media + Engineering degrees in Digital Culture provide students with innovative, tangible skills in digital media.

Access to state of the art facilities and self-directed course paths give students the tools they need to be successful leaders and innovators in applying digital media for social change.

For more about our undergraduate programs, visit: digitalculture.asu.edu, or email digitalculture@asu.edu.

ame.asu.edu digital gallery: gallery.digitalculture.asu.edu

HOOL OF ARTS, MEDIA + ENGINEERING

graduate programs

School of Arts, Media + Engineering students and faculty collaborated with Phoenix area high school students in an exhibit (top) at the Scottsdale Museum of Contemporary Art. The ‘Your ___ Here’ project (middle) allows users to send text messages using the words “digital culture” that are then projected onto a wall; and (bottom) “Thrii,” an interactive, collaborative game, is demonstrated at a Digital

Transdisciplinary education and research in digital media: • Media Arts and Sciences (MAS) PhD Concentrations in digital media within disciplinary degree programs: • Bioengineering (PhD, specialization) • Computer Science (MS and PhD) • Dance (MFA) • Design (MSD) • Design, Environment and the Arts (PhD) • Electrical Engineering (MS and PhD)

Culture festival.

• Music (MM and DMA)

In the echo::system project,

• Theatre (MFA)

a treadmill becomes the stage for a new media installation and performance that explores the boundaries for the environment.

The ASU School of Arts, Media + Engineering graduate programs are research-intensive, interdisciplinary degrees that teach students to apply their knowledge to have social impact on health, education, sustainability, creativity and communication. Our interdisciplinary courses are taught by world-renowned faculty and are designed to enhance student research.

For more about our graduate programs, visit: ame.asu.edu or email us at: ameed@asu.edu.

The School of Arts, Media + Engineering is a joint program of the Herberger Institute for Design and the Arts and the Ira A. Fulton Schools of Engineering at Arizona State University.

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Front Cover: The fusion of technology and art come alive during a cutting-edge performance created by faculty from the School of Theatre and Film and the School of Arts, Media + Engineering in the Herberger Institute of Design and the Arts, where collaboration is part of creative practice and inspiration.