As a Computation Arts student, you’ll learn to develop your own technologies to make your digital art a reality. You will also: Study the cultural and political implications of a society that is increasingly wired and networked Learn to re-imagine objects, narratives and the physical environment through the use of digital technologies Learn to integrate electronics, sensors, and physical computing into digital artworks After graduation, you’ll leave with the knowledge, skill and passion to succeed in various branches of the cultural sector, pursue graduate studies, or form your own studio.

Regardless of your citizenship, if your primary language is not English, you may be required to write an English language proficiency test. Applicants must submit the portfolio directly to the Department of Design & Computation Arts and upload all documents to the application: portfolio (maximum of 15 creative works) letter of intent photocopy of most recent academic record(s) letter of reference (optional)* resumé/curriculum vitae (optional)*