The study of Art & Technology (ArT) provides students with knowledge, skills and competencies within the interdisciplinary field of art and technology. During the three years of study, the student is exposed to relevant theories and practices of the intermediary aspects of artistic creativity, technological knowledge, and art theory. In the course of the study, various modules and courses focus on specific areas within Art and Technology such as spatial, auditive, physical and narrative art and design practices, as well as the contexts, history, and theories of Art and Technology. The students attain theoretical knowledge and practical competencies that enable them to partake in the production of interactive installations and urban events, the capacity to apply and develop performance technologies, and design art-based research projects in cross-disciplinary teams.

Professional Qualifications Having completed the bachelor program, students will have achieved professional and intellectual qualifications, that will enable them to work creatively and systematically with technological and aesthetic projects; to apply technical skills and artistic methodological knowledge to the design process of new media products, urban events, interactive installations within experience economy, etc; to apply basic principles of engineering and programming; to analyse new media art projects and their cultural significances; to communicate professionally; to continue studies by enrolling in a Master’s Program in a relevant field of study. Job Opportunities Typically, graduates will find employment within the entertainment industry, as well as consultancies, and major cultural institutions. Their work areas could be: film urban design interactive design theatre and performance technology advertising edutainment gaming industry. Graduates can supplement this long list of possibilities by establishing their own company or business area.