The Arts and Technology (ATEC) degree emphasizes the mutually productive interaction of technology with the arts, with specific emphasis on the interplay of visual art, music and narrative with the new modes of expression and communication that have emerged from the convergence of computing and media technologies. The program stresses not only the creation of, but also the potential applications and cultural implications of interactive media.

Students graduating with an Arts and Technology degree embark on a highly competitive field with potential work opportunities in the entertainment, business, education, medical and science industries and more. The University’s Career Center is an important resource for students pursuing postgraduate employment. Licensed counselors are available to provide strategies for mastering job interviews, writing professional cover letters and resumes and connecting with campus recruiters, among other services.