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AI & Digital Arts
| Course | What it is |
|---|---|
| Advanced AI Techniques for Creative Practice | This capstone-level technical course is for students who have mastered basic prompting and wish to push the engine to its limits. |
| AI as Co-Creator | This course challenges the "Man vs. Machine" narrative, proposing instead a symbiotic relationship where Artificial Intelligence acts as a collaborator. |
| AI as Creative Partner | This interdisciplinary studio course reframes Artificial Intelligence from a "tool" to a "collaborator." It focuses on the psychological and workflow dynamics of working with a non-human intelligence. |
| AI for Creatives: Strategies for Success | This professional development course focuses on the business and strategic application of AI in the creative industries. |
| AI for Everyone | This course is designed to demystify Artificial Intelligence for students from non-technical backgrounds. It provides a broad, accessible overview of what AI is, how it works, and how it is reshaping the world around us. |
| AI in Object Design | This course revolutionizes the traditional industrial design workflow by integrating artificial intelligence into the creation of physical objects. |
| AI in Society | While previous courses focus on creating with AI, this course examines living with it. This sociological survey explores how Artificial Intelligence is reshaping the fundamental structures of human society: governance, healthcare, labor, and intimacy. |
| AI in Visual Storytelling | This course focuses on the narrative power of Artificial Intelligence. It addresses the biggest challenge in Generative AI: consistency. |
| AI to the Design Thinking Process | This course integrates Artificial Intelligence into the world-renowned "Design Thinking" methodology (Empathize, Define, Ideate, Prototype, Test). |
| AI-Driven Fashion Design | This specialized course explores the intersection of high fashion and artificial intelligence. Students will learn to use generative tools to predict trends, design textiles, and visualize garments without the need for physical waste. |
| AI-Empowered Creativity | This course focuses on the cognitive and procedural aspects of creativity, exploring how Artificial Intelligence can serve as a catalyst for human imagination. |
| AI-Powered Editing & Color Grading | This technical course updates the traditional post-production workflow with the latest AI-assisted tools. Students will learn how to drastically speed up their process using features like Text-Based Editing, Magic Masking, Voice Isolation, and Neural Color Grading. |
| AI, Code, & Art (AI & Art track) | Designed for the technical artist, this advanced track dives under the hood of generative tools. While other courses focus on using interface-based tools (like Midjourney), this course focuses on programming them. |
| AI, Design, and Immersive Experiences | This capstone immersive course merges Virtual Reality (VR) with Artificial Intelligence. Students will learn to create "Smart Environments"—virtual worlds populated by AI agents that can converse, navigate, and react to the user. |
| AI, User Experience, and Creative Technology | This course explores the next generation of User Experience (UX) design, where interfaces are no longer static but "liquid" and adaptive. |
| Algorithmic Content Optimization | In the digital age, content is only as good as its visibility. This technical course teaches students how to "speak the language of the machine." |
| Art and Generative AI | This course serves as an experimental laboratory for the fusion of fine art practices and generative technologies. |
| Artificial Intelligence and Art | This course explores the profound historical and theoretical relationship between automation and artistic expression. |
| Augmented Creativity | This course explores the concept of the "Cyborg Artist"—the symbiosis between human intuition and machine capability. |
| Code & Canvas: Prompting Creativity with AI | This course bridges the gap between language and visual output. It treats "Prompt Engineering" not just as typing words, but as a form of coding ("Prompt Programming"). |
| Computational Art and Design | This course explores the intersection of computer science and visual arts, focusing on code as a primary medium for creative expression. |
| Creating and Learning with AI | This unique course focuses on the pedagogical and collaborative potential of AI. It explores how Artificial Intelligence can be used to accelerate the acquisition of new creative skills and how to design educational experiences using AI tools. |
| Creative AI for Visual Artists | This advanced studio course is designed for visual artists seeking to deepen their practice through the experimental use of Artificial Intelligence. |
| Digital Art and Artificial Intelligence | This studio-based course bridges the gap between traditional digital artistry and cutting-edge artificial intelligence. |
| Digital Artistry & AI: Shaping Visual Intelligence | This course investigates the concept of "Visual Intelligence"—how we interpret images and how machines are trained to do the same. |
| Digital Imaging with Emerging Tools | This course moves beyond traditional photo editing to explore the frontier of "Computational Photography." Students will master emerging AI tools that are redefining the photographic workflow, from neural restoration of damaged images to AI-driven upscaling, noise reduction, and object removal. |
| Generative AI Video Art | This cutting-edge studio course focuses on the use of text-to-video and image-to-video models to create surreal and experimental video art. |
| Generative Art for Motion Graphics | This course moves beyond the keyframe, teaching students to create motion graphics using code and algorithms. Students will explore the intersection of programming and design, using tools like Processing (p5.js), TouchDesigner, or After Effects Expressions. |
| Generative Design: AI-Powered Art & Innovation | This course focuses on the application of "Evolutionary Solvers" and generative algorithms to solve complex design problems. |
| Generative Typography | This experimental course merges graphic design with computer science. Students will move away from static fonts to create "living" letters that react to sound, data, and user input. |
| Intro to Generative AI for Creatives | This foundational course introduces creative professionals to the rapidly evolving world of Generative AI. Designed for designers, writers, and multimedia artists, the curriculum covers the core technologies behind text-to-image, text-to-video, and large language models. |
| Localization & AI Dubbing | This course explores the rapid disruption of the dubbing industry by Generative AI. Students will learn to use AI tools to instantly translate and dub video content while preserving the original actor's voice and performance. |
| Metaverse & Machine Minds | This forward-looking course explores the convergence of persistent virtual worlds (the Metaverse) and autonomous Artificial Intelligence. |
| Midjourney | This specialized course is a deep dive into Midjourney, widely considered the premier tool for artistic AI image generation. |
| NFT & Digital Art for Blockchain | This course demystifies the world of Non-Fungible Tokens (NFTs) and Web3 for digital artists. Students will learn the technical and creative aspects of minting art on the blockchain, exploring the shift from "starving artist" to digital owner. |
| NFTs & Animated Collectibles | This course explores the intersection of digital art and the blockchain. It demystifies the world of Non-Fungible Tokens (NFTs), focusing on how animators can create, mint, and monetize looping animated collectibles. |
| NFTs and Blockchain for Visual Artists | The art market has evolved. This course demystifies the world of Non-Fungible Tokens (NFTs) and Web3 for visual creators. |
| Product Innovation with Generative AI | This course focuses on the strategic side of design: innovation and market viability. Students will learn to use Generative AI not just to design how a product looks, but to identify what products should exist. |
| Technologies Transforming Arts | This survey course examines the sweeping technological shifts that have redefined the boundaries of art in the 21st century. |
| The Fusion of Art and Algorithm | This interdisciplinary course examines the dissolving boundary between the artist’s intuition and the computer’s logic. |
Film & TV
| Course | What it is |
|---|---|
| Acting for Film & Film Analysis | This hybrid course combines practical performance training with critical film theory. Students will learn the specific techniques of screen acting—minimalism, eye lines, and continuity—while simultaneously analyzing legendary performances from cinema history. |
| Acting for the Camera | The camera lens acts as a microscope for human behavior. This practical course helps actors transition from the projection required for stage to the intimacy required for screen. |
| Advanced Camera Techniques | This technical course is designed for aspiring cinematographers who wish to master the visual language of cinema. |
| Advanced Film Editing | This course covers advanced techniques and concepts in film editing, focusing on narrative structure, pacing, continuity, and the creative use of editing software. |
| Advanced Film Editing (MS elective) | This course moves beyond the basics of cutting to explore editing as an art of storytelling and emotional manipulation. |
| AI-Driven Cinematography | This futuristic course explores the convergence of Artificial Intelligence and the Director of Photography (DoP). |
| Animated Documentaries | How do you film a memory? This course explores the powerful genre of the animated documentary. Students will learn how to use animation to depict un-filmable events, protect the identity of vulnerable subjects, and visualize internal emotional states. |
| Broadcast Program Management | This management-level course focuses on the operational and strategic side of running a television channel or streaming platform. |
| Business of Film Making | This course peels back the glamour to reveal the financial and legal machinery that powers the film industry. Designed for producers and creative entrepreneurs, the curriculum covers the entire lifecycle of a film asset—from acquiring intellectual property (IP) and securing financing (equity, grants, tax credits) to managing cash flow during production and navigating the complex "waterfall" of distribution revenue. |
| Camera & Lighting Techniques | This course introduces the fundamentals of camera operation, lighting setups, and audio recording for video and TV production. |
| Camera and Space | This course explores the principles of cinematography, focusing on camera techniques, composition, and spatial storytelling. |
| Cinema 4D | Cinema 4D (C4D) is the industry standard for Motion Graphics. This dedicated software course goes deep into the C4D ecosystem. |
| Cinema 4D & FCP | This course is a comprehensive training package for Motion Graphics and Broadcast Design. Students will master Cinema 4D, the industry-standard tool for 3D motion graphics, to create flying logos and abstract 3D art. |
| Cinema Directing | While "Director's Craft" focuses on actors, this advanced course focuses on the aesthetics and visual language of the cinema. |
| Cinematic Color Grading | This technical and artistic course trains students in the art of the Colorist. Using industry-standard software (DaVinci Resolve), students will learn to manipulate color to serve the narrative—creating mood, guiding the eye, and establishing time and place. |
| Cinematography & Lighting | "Painting with light." This technical and artistic course trains students to be Directors of Photography (DoPs). |
| Climate-Conscious Filmmaking | As the entertainment industry faces scrutiny for its carbon footprint, this course trains the next generation of "Green Producers." Students will learn sustainable production methodologies—from eco-friendly set design to carbon-neutral logistics. |
| Collaborative Film Making | This capstone-style course simulates a real-world production studio environment. Moving away from "auteur" theory where one person does everything, students are assigned specialized roles (Director, DoP, Gaffer, Editor, etc.) to produce a high-quality short film as a cohesive unit. |
| Comedy Writing and Production | "Dying is easy; comedy is hard." This course takes the funny business seriously. Students will deconstruct the mechanics of humor—from the "Rule of Three" to the "Benign Violation Theory." |
| Costume Design & Wardrobe | "The actor puts on the costume, and the character arrives." This course explores costume as a primary storytelling tool. |
| Digital Movie Making | This course provides a complete overview of digital filmmaking, covering pre-production, production, and post-production processes. |
| Digital Sets & Set Extensions | " The best visual effects are the ones you never notice." This course covers the art of the Matte Painter and Environment Generalist. |
| Directing Actors for TV & Films | This course introduces students to the principles and techniques of directing actors for film and television. It covers performance analysis, communication strategies, blocking, rehearsal methods, and translating scripts into compelling on-screen performances. |
| Directing Fiction Films | The Director is the storyteller in chief. This course focuses on the creative leadership required to translate a script onto the screen. |
| Directing for Stage & Screen | While the goal is the same—truthful storytelling—the methods for Stage and Screen are vastly different. This hybrid course trains directors to work across mediums. |
| Director’s Craft | This course explores the director's role as the creative visionary and team leader. It moves beyond technical camera knowledge to focus on the human element: analyzing the script, working with actors to elicit authentic performances, and communicating a cohesive vision to Heads of Department. |
| Documentary Making | This course explores the power of non-fiction storytelling, blending journalism with cinematic art. Students will learn to capture "truth" through various documentary modes—from observational and expository to participatory. |
| Drone Cinematography | This course elevates filmmaking to the skies. It distinguishes between merely "flying a drone" and "aerial cinematography." |
| Experimental Film Making | This studio course liberates students from the constraints of narrative logic and continuity. Focusing on the avant-garde, students will explore film as a visual art form, experimenting with texture, rhythm, and abstraction. |
| Film Distribution in the Social Media Era | The gatekeepers of Hollywood have been disrupted. This course teaches filmmakers how to bypass traditional barriers and distribute directly to audiences. |
| Film Sales & Distribution | This business-centric course examines the complex journey of a film from completion to consumption. Students will learn how films make money, exploring the role of sales agents, distributors, and exhibitors. |
| History & Theory of Film & New Media | To shape the future, one must understand the past. This course traces the evolution of visual storytelling from the Lumière Brothers' silent films to the algorithmic feeds of TikTok. |
| History of TV & Film | This course provides an overview of the development of film and television, covering key movements, technological advances, and influential creators. |
| Independent Media Production | This course is for the "One-Person Army." Unlike studio production, independent media requires agility, resourcefulness, and low-budget problem-solving. |
| Interactive Advertising Films | This course redefines the commercial break, moving viewers from passive observation to active participation. Students will learn to design "branching narrative" commercials and shoppable videos where user choices dictate the outcome. |
| Lighting & Rigging | This dual-discipline technical course covers the backbone of the 3D pipeline. "Rigging" teaches the construction of the digital skeleton and control systems that allow a model to move. |
| Lighting Design for Performance | While film lighting focuses on the camera, stage lighting focuses on the human eye. This course teaches the art of sculpting space with light for live theatre, dance, and concerts. |
| Lighting for Commercials | Commercial photography is about solving problems with light. This advanced studio course focuses on the precise lighting techniques required for advertising products, food, and jewelry. |
| Lighting Techniques for Photography | "Photography is writing with light." This comprehensive technical course explores the physics and artistry of illumination. |
| Lighting the Sets | This course introduces students to the principles and practices of lighting for film, television, and video production. |
| Lighting, Reflection and Post | This advanced rendering course bridges the gap between the 3D engine and the final composite. It dives deep into the physics of light transport—Global Illumination, Caustics, and Raytracing—and how to manipulate them. |
| Memetic Cinema | This experimental theory and production course examines the "Meme" not just as an internet joke, but as a new cinematic language. |
| Non Linear Editing | This course introduces the concepts, tools, and workflows involved in non-linear editing. Students learn editing techniques, software interfaces, story sequencing, audio treatment, color correction, animation, and output creation. |
| Non-Narrative Film Making | This experimental cinema course challenges students to create meaning without traditional plots or character arcs. |
| Online Feature Screenwriting | This comprehensive writing course guides students through the rigorous process of creating a feature-length motion picture script, utilizing modern cloud-based tools for collaboration. |
| Political Cinema | This course examines global political history and its cinematic representation. Students explore major conflicts, ideologies, propaganda, revolutions, power structures, humanitarian law, and how states use film to influence public perception. |
| Post Production Computer Editing | "The edit is the final rewrite." This course focuses on the narrative power of the cut. Students will learn the technical proficiency of Non-Linear Editing (NLE) systems like Adobe Premiere or DaVinci Resolve, while simultaneously studying the theory of montage. |
| Print Making (Screen) | This course teaches students the process of screen printing, including stencil creation, photo-emulsion techniques, color layering, registration, and printing on paper and fabric. |
| Producing for Film & Television | The Producer is the CEO of a film production. This course demystifies the business and logistical side of the industry, bridging the gap between creative vision and financial reality. |
| Production Design & Art Direction | "The camera photographs the script, but it sees the set." This course explores the visual architecture of cinema. |
| Production Management & Budgeting | This professional course trains students for the role of the Line Producer and Unit Production Manager (UPM). It focuses on the logistical engine of filmmaking: time and money. |
| Psychedelic & Expanded Cinema | This experimental course moves cinema beyond the single flat screen and linear narrative. Rooted in the counter-culture movements of the 1960s and extending to modern VR, students will explore "Expanded Cinema"—film as an immersive, sensory, and consciousness-altering event. |
| Screenplay/Scriptwriting | This course develops foundational and advanced skills in film idea generation, storytelling, genre exploration, logline creation, screenplay structure, proper formatting, and short film script development. |
| Screenwriting for Directors | A director must be the script's best interpreter. This course is designed not just for writers, but for directors who need to deconstruct, fix, or write their own material. |
| Silkscreen Advanced Techniques | Serigraphy is the medium of the mass age. This course pushes screen printing beyond simple graphic logos into the realm of Fine Art. |
| Smartphone Cinema Mastery | "The best camera is the one that's with you." This course teaches professional filmmaking using mobile devices, proving that story supersedes gear. |
| Stereoscopic Filmmaking | This specialized course introduces the science and art of 3D cinema. Students will learn how to mimic human binocular vision to create immersive depth. |
| The Work of Great Directors | This critical studies course dissects the "Auteur Theory," examining how legendary directors imprint their unique signature on a film. |
| TikTok Shop Cinematics | "Shoppertainment" is the future of e-commerce. This specialized production course teaches students how to create high-converting video content specifically for TikTok Shop. |
| TV Program & Product Dev | This course treats the television show as a "product" that must be developed, packaged, and sold. Students will learn the entire lifecycle of a TV format—from the initial spark of an idea to the creation of a "Show Bible" and the filming of a pilot. |
| TV Scriptwriting for Training & Communication | Not all television is entertainment. A vast industry exists for corporate training, educational content, and internal communications. |
| TVC & Music Video | This course covers the complete process of producing TV commercials and musical videos, including theory, scriptwriting, directing, cinematography, production design, audio, scheduling, leadership, post-production, and distribution. |
| Virtual Production | This course brings The Mandalorian technology to the classroom. "Virtual Production" (VP) replaces green screens with LED volumes and real-time game engines. |
| Virtual Production Management | This management-focused course addresses the logistical revolution of "In-Camera VFX." Students will learn how to produce content within an LED Volume environment, bridging the gap between traditional physical production and real-time animation pipelines. |
| Working with a Film Crew | Success in the film industry relies heavily on collaboration and protocol. This course prepares students for the realities of professional set life, focusing on hierarchy, etiquette, and safety. |
| Writing for Documentary | In documentary, the "writing" often happens three times: before the shoot (the proposal), during the shoot (the questions), and in the edit (the script). |
| Writing for Screen and Media | Every great film, game, or series starts as a blank page. This core writing course teaches the structural foundations of visual storytelling. |
Content Creation
| Course | What it is |
|---|---|
| Audience Engagement and Experience Design | Content is king, but engagement is the queen. This course merges User Experience (UX) design with community psychology. |
| Changing Political Attitude through Social Media | This course intersects political science, psychology, and media studies. It examines how social media platforms engineer public opinion, mobilize activism, and deepen polarization. |
| Content Moderation and Safety | This course addresses the "essential workers" of the internet: content moderators. It examines the policies, tools, and human labor required to keep digital platforms safe. |
| Content Monetization and Revenue Streams | "Views are vanity; revenue is sanity." This course explores the complex economics of the modern media landscape. |
| Crafting Social Media Contagious Content | Why do some ideas spread like wildfire while others die? This course explores the science of virality. Drawing on behavioral psychology and network theory, students will deconstruct the anatomy of "Contagious" content. |
| Cross-Platform Content Repurposing | "Create Once, Publish Everywhere" (COPE). This efficiency-focused course teaches the workflow of taking a single piece of "Pillar Content" (like a podcast or long-form video) and fracturing it into dozens of micro-assets for TikTok, Twitter, LinkedIn, and Instagram. |
| Cultural Trend Integration | Brands that stay relevant survive; those that don't, fade. This course teaches "Agile Marketing"—the ability to spot, analyze, and integrate cultural trends in real-time. |
| Data-Driven Audience Growth | Gone are the days of "post and pray." This technical marketing course teaches students how to use data science to systematically grow a following. |
| Designing for E-Commerce | This specialized UI/UX course focuses on the visual strategies that drive online sales. Students will learn how to design high-converting digital storefronts, optimizing the user journey from landing page to checkout. |
| Digital Security and Content Protection | In the digital age, piracy is the biggest competitor. This course focuses on the cybersecurity measures required to protect Intellectual Property (IP). |
| E-Commerce Integration | The line between scrolling and shopping has blurred. This course explores the technical and strategic integration of e-commerce storefronts directly into social media ecosystems (Social Commerce). |
| Emerging Platform Adaptation | Digital media moves fast; yesterday's giant is today's ghost town. This course teaches "Digital Agility"—the ability to rapidly analyze, adopt, and master new platforms before they reach mass saturation. |
| Live Streaming Production and Engagement | Live streaming is the rawest form of digital interaction. This course covers the technical and social skills required to run professional streams for gaming (Twitch), events, or corporate webinars. |
| Media Technology and Platform Management | Content needs a delivery vehicle. This technical course explores the infrastructure that powers modern media, from OTT streaming services to news portals. |
| Memetic Design | This cutting-edge course explores the intersection of internet culture, psychology, and visual communication. Students will study "memes" not just as internet humor, but as units of cultural transmission. |
| Online & Social Media Productions | This course navigates the rapidly evolving landscape of digital content creation. Moving beyond casual posting, students will learn the professional strategies behind successful YouTube channels, TikTok accounts, and influencer brands. |
| Online Art and Design | This course addresses the specific challenges and opportunities of creating, exhibiting, and selling art in a purely digital, networked environment. |
| Online Entrepreneur | This practical course is a roadmap for launching and scaling a digital business in the modern economy. Moving beyond theory, students will build a "Minimum Viable Product" (MVP), explore diverse business models (SaaS, E-commerce, Digital Products), and learn the lean startup methodology. |
| Platform-Specific Storytelling | "The medium is the message." This course challenges filmmakers to abandon the "one size fits all" approach and master the art of adapting narratives to specific digital containers. |
| Short-Form Video Content Creation | We live in the era of the "Scroll." This course focuses on high-retention, vertical video content for platforms like TikTok, Instagram Reels, and YouTube Shorts. |
| Social Media Graphics | Design for social media is a race against the scroll. This course focuses on creating high-impact visuals specifically for mobile platforms like Instagram, LinkedIn, and TikTok. |
| Social Media Management | This course focuses on the daily operational excellence required to manage professional brand accounts. Students will learn the "Community Manager" skillset: content calendaring, copywriting for engagement, crisis response, and the use of management tools (like Hootsuite or Buffer). |
| Social Media Management & Community Building | An audience consumes; a community contributes. This course focuses on the human side of social media: "Community Management." |
| Social Media Strategies | This management-level course moves beyond individual posts to focus on high-level brand strategy. Students will learn to build comprehensive social media frameworks that align with business goals. |
| The Future of Social Platforms | What comes after Instagram and TikTok? This forward-looking course speculates on the next generation of digital connection. |
| User-Generated Content Curation | Authenticity is the new currency. This course explores how brands can leverage content created by their own customers (UGC) to build trust and social proof. |
| Video Storytelling for Social Media | Video is the dominant language of the internet. This course teaches students to adapt traditional storytelling principles to the fast-paced, vertical world of social media. |
Fine Arts
| Course | What it is |
|---|---|
| Abstract & Impressionist Painting | This course explores Impressionist and Abstract painting traditions through color, gesture, texture, light, and expressive mark-making. |
| Advanced Cloth Figure Painting | Drawing the nude is a challenge; dressing it is an art form. This advanced course focuses on the complex relationship between the human form and drapery. |
| Advanced Figure Drawing | This course advances observational and anatomical figure drawing skills. Students study complex poses, skeletal and muscular structure, dynamic movement, foreshortening, expressive mark-making, and refined rendering to develop mastery in depicting the human form. |
| Advanced Landscape Painting | The landscape is a challenge of light, atmosphere, and vastness. This advanced course moves beyond the "Blue Sky, Green Grass" formula. |
| Advanced Materials | In the world of 3D, a model is only as good as its surface. This course explores "Look Development" (LookDev) and the creation of photorealistic digital materials. |
| Advanced Mold Making Techniques | This technical course is the bridge between a unique sculpture and mass production. Students will explore the science of replication, learning to create complex molds for sculpture, product design, and prototyping. |
| Advanced Water Color Painting | Watercolor is a medium of controlled chaos. This advanced course moves beyond basic washes to explore the full expressive potential of the medium. |
| Alternative Printmaking Techniques | This course explores the "Kitchen Sink" approach to printmaking, focusing on non-toxic and experimental processes. |
| Art & Cultural Studies | This course examines how art reflects, shapes, and responds to cultural, historical, and social contexts. Students study major cultural movements, global artistic traditions, identity, symbolism, and cross-cultural exchange to understand art as a cultural language. |
| Art Appreciation | This theoretical course is designed to develop visual literacy and critical thinking skills through the study of art history and aesthetics. |
| Art Critic | This course introduces students to the principles, language, and methods of art criticism. Students learn formal, contextual, and interpretive analysis, write critiques, study influential critics, and develop the ability to evaluate artworks objectively and thoughtfully. |
| Book Arts & Printmaking | This course reimagines the book as a sculptural object and a time-based medium. Students will explore the intersection of narrative structure, traditional binding techniques, and printmaking. |
| Calligraphy & Hand Lettering | This course introduces students to the art of calligraphy and hand lettering, focusing on letterform construction, rhythm, spacing, and expressive styles. |
| Ceramic Sculpture | This course explores sculptural approaches in ceramics through hand-building, modeling, hollow-form construction, glazing, and kiln processes. |
| Ceramics and Digital Fabrication | This course merges the oldest craft with the newest technology. Students will explore the intersection of clay and code, using 3D printing and CNC milling to create ceramic forms. |
| Clay Advanced Techniques | This advanced studio course pushes the boundaries of ceramics beyond functional pottery. Students will explore complex construction methods, surface chemistry, and atmospheric firing. |
| Digital Painting & Illustration | The canvas is now a screen. This course bridges traditional artistic principles with modern digital tools. Using tablets (Wacom/iPad) and industry-standard software (Photoshop/Procreate), students will learn to paint with light. |
| Digital Printmaking | This course redefines the "original print" for the digital age. It focuses on the creation of Fine Art Giclée prints, moving students away from simple "reproduction" toward generating art specifically for digital output. |
| Digital Sculptor | This is a studio-intensive course dedicated to high-resolution organic modeling. Using tools like ZBrush, students focus purely on form, silhouette, and artistic anatomy without the constraints of topology. |
| Digital Sculpture | "Digital Clay" allows for infinite revision and detail. This course utilizes software like ZBrush or Mudbox to sculpt organic characters and creatures. |
| Dynamic Figure Drawing | Building upon foundational figure studies, this advanced studio course focuses on capturing the energy, rhythm, and weight of the human form in motion. |
| Etching Advanced Techniques | This course dives deep into the alchemy of Intaglio. Moving beyond simple line etching, students will master tonal techniques like Aquatint and Spit Bite to create rich, painterly surfaces on copper or zinc plates. |
| Expression in Clay | While "Advance Techniques" focuses on structure, this course focuses on meaning. It encourages students to use clay as a medium for conceptual art and personal narrative. |
| Fashion Illustration & Textile Design | This hybrid course merges the expressive art of fashion illustration with the technical craft of surface pattern design. |
| Figure Drawing | This course introduces students to observational figure drawing from a live model. It focuses on contour, gesture, proportion, volume, light and shadow, and spatial depth. |
| Fine Arts Heads & Hands | The face and hands are the most expressive, and difficult, parts of the human body. This intensive anatomical course breaks them down into understandable planes and structures. |
| History of Art | This course introduces students to the historical development of art from prehistoric times to the modern era. |
| Installation & Spatial Art Practices | This course introduces students to the principles and practices of creating installation and spatial artworks. |
| Installation Art & Site-Specific Practices | This course moves art off the wall and into the room. It explores how to transform space into an experience. Students will learn to work with "Site-Specificity"—creating art that responds to the history, architecture, and lighting of a specific location. |
| Intaglio Printmaking | Intaglio is the art of the incised line. This foundation course introduces the traditional techniques of etching and drypoint on copper or zinc plates. |
| Introduction to Painting | This course introduces fundamental painting techniques, materials, and concepts. Students explore color mixing, brushwork, composition, value, and observational painting while working with water-based and acrylic mediums to build foundational studio skills. |
| Introduction to Sculpture | This course introduces fundamental sculptural concepts, materials, and techniques. Students explore form, volume, texture, balance, and spatial composition through hands-on exercises using clay, wire, plaster, and mixed materials. |
| Jewelry Designing | This course combines the traditional craftsmanship of fine jewelry with modern digital manufacturing. Students will learn the properties of precious metals and gemstones while mastering Computer-Aided Design (CAD) for jewelry. |
| Landscape Painting in Acrylic/Oil | This course develops skills in landscape observation and painting using acrylic and oil mediums. Students explore color harmony, atmospheric depth, composition, brushwork, lighting, and varied landscape styles—from realism to impressionistic approaches. |
| Life-Size Figure Modeling | This course trains students to sculpt a life-sized human figure using clay or mixed sculptural materials. Emphasis is placed on anatomy, proportion, armature building, structural stability, surface development, and expressive form. |
| Lithography | Lithography is built on the simple principle that oil and water do not mix. This technically demanding course teaches "Planographic" printing using traditional Limestone and modern Aluminum plates. |
| Metal / Art Jewelry | This studio course introduces students to the discipline of metalsmithing and the creation of wearable art. Moving beyond commercial jewelry design, students will learn to manipulate non-ferrous metals (copper, brass, silver) using traditional fabrication techniques. |
| Miniature-1 | This course introduces the traditional craft and visual language of miniature painting. Students learn historical foundations, surface preparation, drawing methods, brush control, color application, pattern making, and the stylistic rules of Mughal, Persian, and regional miniature traditions. |
| Miniature-2 | This course advances the techniques learned in Miniature-1, focusing on complex compositions, stylistic refinement, advanced pattern-making, narrative scenes, portraiture, goldwork, burnishing, and experimentation with contemporary miniature approaches. |
| Mixed Media | This experimental studio course bridges the gap between traditional manual art and modern digital creation. Students will explore the combination of distinct media—such as acrylics, ink, collage, and digital manipulation—to create unique textures and multi-layered visual narratives that defy the boundaries of single-medium art. |
| Mixed Media and One Stroke Painting | This course introduces students to mixed-media experimentation and the One Stroke painting technique. Students explore layering, textures, collage, brush control, decorative strokes, and creative surface treatments to produce expressive and contemporary artworks. |
| Mixed Media Drawing & Printing | This course breaks the boundaries of traditional drawing. It merges the spontaneity of mark-making with the mechanical reproducibility of printmaking. |
| Mixed Media Sculpture | This course liberates students from the constraints of traditional materials. It explores the art of "Assemblage" and "Bricolage," where found objects, industrial refuse, and organic matter are combined to create new meanings. |
| Mould Making | This course introduces techniques for creating moulds and casts using plaster, silicone, clay, and other materials. |
| Mural & Public Art | This course explores the principles, history, and practice of murals and public art. Students will learn to design and execute large-scale artworks for public spaces, understanding context, audience engagement, site constraints, and visual storytelling. |
| Muslim Art & Culture | This course explores the artistic, architectural, and cultural contributions of Muslim civilizations across regions and eras. |
| Origami Paper Art & Printmaking | This course explores the mathematics of folding and the aesthetics of surface design. It combines 3D Origami (paper folding) with 2D Printmaking. |
| Painting Wildlife & Animals | Capturing the spirit of a living creature requires more than anatomical correctness; it requires empathy and observation. |
| Portrait and Figure Photography | This course explores the human element in photography. It combines technical lighting skills with the psychology of working with people. |
| Portrait Paintings | This course trains students in the art of portrait painting through anatomical study, observation, light behavior, color mixing, brushwork, and expressive rendering in oil or acrylic. |
| Print Making | This course introduces foundational printmaking techniques including relief, intaglio, monotype, stencil, and experimental methods. |
| Print Making (Lino) | This course focuses on linocut printmaking, covering carving techniques, inking, registration, color layering, and expressive mark-making. |
| Printing (Etching) | This course trains students in intaglio printmaking with a focus on etching, drypoint, aquatint, plate preparation, inking, wiping, and press printing. |
| Printmaking & Digital Fabrication | This hybrid course merges the 15th century with the 21st. It explores "Post-Digital Printmaking," where laser cutters, CNC routers, and 3D printers are used to create matrices for traditional printing presses. |
| Public Art | This course moves art out of the gallery and into the shared spaces of the city. Students will explore the history and practice of "Placemaking," designing large-scale works that respond to architectural, historical, and social contexts. |
| Public Art & Community Engagement | Art belongs to everyone. This course focuses on works created for the public sphere—murals, monuments, and social interventions. |
| Realism & Representation Painting | Realism is not just copying a photograph; it is analyzing reality. This rigorous course teaches the Classical Atelier method. |
| Relief Advanced Printing | Relief printing is bold, direct, and graphic. This course explores the subtractive methods of Woodcut and Linocut at an advanced level. |
| Relief Printing (Monotype and Color) | This course focuses on relief printmaking with an emphasis on monotype, color layering, and experimental surface techniques. |
| Sculptural Ceramics | Clay is structural. This course liberates students from the pottery wheel, focusing entirely on hand-building techniques to create large-scale sculptural works. |
| Sculpture in Clay | This course provides hands-on exploration of clay as a sculptural medium. Students learn hand-building, modeling, carving, surface treatment, and finishing techniques while developing an understanding of form, structure, proportion, and expressive 3D composition. |
| Still Life Drawing | This course introduces students to fundamental still life drawing skills using line, shape, light, and color. Through observational practice and material exploration, students learn to construct forms, apply tonal values, understand perspective, and experiment with dry and wet media. |
| Study of Arts in New Media | This course examines how emerging technologies shape contemporary art. Students explore digital imaging, video art, interactive media, virtual environments, AI-generated art, net art, and cross-disciplinary practices while developing critical and creative approaches to new media. |
| Study of Visual Art Forms | This course examines major visual art forms including drawing, painting, sculpture, printmaking, photography, digital media, and mixed media. |
| Textile Printing & Surface Design | This course explores the intersection of graphic pattern and tactile fabric. Students will learn to design repeating patterns (Repeats) manually and digitally, and transfer them onto textiles using various methods. |
| Urdu Calligraphy & Printmaking | This course merges the spiritual discipline of traditional calligraphy with the reproducibility of printmaking. |
| Welded & Fabricated Sculpture | This industrial arts course introduces students to the medium of steel. Safety is paramount as students learn to cut, bend, and fuse metal to create three-dimensional sculptures. |
| Wood & Stone Carving | This course trains students in traditional and contemporary methods of carving wood and stone. Emphasis is placed on tool handling, material behavior, additive and subtractive processes, surface refinement, and creating sculptures with structural stability and expressive form. |
| Wood Sculpture | Wood is a living material with grain, history, and warmth. This studio course covers both subtractive (carving) and additive (construction) woodworking techniques. |
Animation & VFX
| Course | What it is |
|---|---|
| 2D Animation | A comprehensive introduction to the foundational principles and practical techniques of 2D animation. This course covers the 12 Principles of Animation, character design, storyboarding, and digital production pipelines. |
| 3D Animation Director | This capstone leadership course prepares students to steer a 3D production from concept to completion. Bridging the gap between creative vision and technical reality, students will learn to direct animators, manage the "Pipeline," and make critical artistic decisions. |
| 3D Environment Artist | An environment artist does more than place trees; they are the architects of virtual worlds. This course teaches the "Modular Workflow," where students create versatile kits of walls, floors, and props that can be assembled into vast, seamless levels. |
| 3D Modeling & Animation Techniques | This course provides a comprehensive introduction to 3D modeling for digital artists, focusing on professional object creation, surface modeling, lighting, and rendering workflows. |
| 3D Modeling for Interior Architects | This specialized course equips interior designers with the digital skills to translate 2D floor plans into immersive 3D environments. |
| 3D Pen Modeling & Sculpture | "Drawing in thin air." This hands-on studio course explores the bridge between 2D illustration and 3D prototyping using 3D printing pens. |
| 3D Printing | This course empowers students to turn digital bits into physical atoms. Focusing on "Additive Manufacturing," students will learn the science and art of 3D printing. |
| Advanced 3D Modelling | This advanced course focuses on character modelling and rigging using Autodesk Maya. Students will explore accurate character proportions, clean topology, high‑quality texturing, shader application, and efficient rigging. |
| Advanced Animation Techniques | This course provides an in-depth study of the 12 Principles of Animation using Autodesk Maya. Students develop strong timing, motion control, and visual storytelling skills through progressive ball animation exercises with a strong focus on motion polish, camera work, lighting, and rendering for professional-quality animated sequences. |
| Advanced Character Animation | This master-level course shifts focus from the physics of movement to the psychology of performance. Students will learn to imbue digital characters with a "soul," focusing on acting choices, subtext, and micro-expressions. |
| AI-Assisted Animation | This cutting-edge course integrates Artificial Intelligence into the traditional animation pipeline to accelerate production. |
| Animating Surfaces | In this course, the surface itself becomes the character. Moving beyond simple texture mapping, students will explore "Procedural Animation" to make geometry ripple, morph, breathe, and disintegrate. |
| Animation & Motion Graphics for Artists | This course views animation as a fine art form ("Moving Painting"). Distinct from commercial character animation, this curriculum encourages experimental storytelling. |
| Animation Entrepreneurship | This business-focused course is designed for animators who want to launch their own studios or manage their own Intellectual Property (IP). |
| Animation for Games | Animation in video games is functionally different from film; it must be interactive, responsive, and seamless. |
| Anime & Global Animation Styles | Animation is a universal language with distinct regional dialects. This comparative production course breaks down the stylistic and technical differences between major global schools of animation: Japanese Anime, Western Cartoons (CalArts style), and European experimentalism. |
| CAD Modeling | Computer-Aided Design (CAD) is the language of modern manufacturing. This course transitions students from artistic approximations to engineering precision. |
| Cel Animation | Hand-drawn cel animation, the technique behind classic Disney and anime: timing charts, in-betweening, squash and stretch, multi-plane parallax and digital ink and paint, ending in a short animation with weight and personality. |
| Cel Shading & Stylized 3D | "It looks like 2D, but it moves like 3D." This course teaches the secrets behind the "Anime Look" (NPR - Non-Photorealistic Rendering) popularized by films like Spider-Verse and games like Genshin Impact. |
| Character Animation | This course is dedicated to the art of bringing digital puppets to life. Focusing on the "12 Principles of Animation," students will study body mechanics, weight, and timing before advancing to acting and performance. |
| Compositing Plus | Building on foundational VFX skills, this master-class level course focuses on the complex problem-solving and technical artistry required for high-end feature film compositing. |
| Ethics in AI Animation | As AI reshapes the industry, ethical literacy is as important as technical skill. This critical theory course examines the legal, moral, and societal implications of Generative AI. |
| Experimental Animation Techniques | This avant-garde studio course encourages students to break the rules of traditional narrative and aesthetics. |
| Freelancing for Animators | Talent alone does not pay the rent. This practical business course equips animators with the entrepreneurial skills to survive in the gig economy. |
| Game Design & Asset Creation | This comprehensive course immerses students in the pipeline of modern game development, blending artistic creativity with technical implementation. |
| Hair & Fur Artist | A character is often defined by their silhouette, and nothing dictates silhouette quite like hair. This technical specialization course focuses on "Grooming"—the art of creating digital hair, fur, and feathers. |
| Hard Surface Modeling | This course focuses on the precise modeling of man-made objects: vehicles, weapons, robots, and architecture. Unlike organic sculpting, "Hard Surface" requires strict adherence to topology rules to ensure surfaces reflect light correctly without artifacts. |
| Introduction to Animation | This course introduces students to the fundamentals of animation and multimedia. It covers the history of animation, traditional and digital animation techniques, sound integration, motion graphics, and pre-production processes such as storyboarding. |
| Low-Poly Modelling | "Doing more with less." This course focuses on optimization and the "Retro" aesthetic. Essential for mobile games, VR, and indie titles, low-poly modeling teaches students to define strong silhouettes using minimal geometry. |
| Micro-Animation | Great design is in the details. This course focuses on functional animation for User Interfaces (UI) and User Experience (UX). |
| Motion Capture & Performance Animation | Motion Capture (Mocap) has revolutionized film and gaming. This technical course teaches students how to capture human performance and translate it onto digital characters. |
| Organic / Character Modeling | This course focuses on the technical and artistic pipeline of creating production-ready 3D characters. Unlike digital sculpting (which is pure clay), this course emphasizes "Topology"—the specific arrangement of polygon edges required for characters to deform and animate correctly. |
| Particles and Dynamics | While the previous course focused on solid objects, this course focuses on the elements: Earth, Wind, Fire, and Water. |
| Post Production for Animation | Rendering is not the end; it is the beginning of the visual polish. This course focuses on the compositing workflow specifically for animated projects. |
| Powerful Dynamics in 3D | This advanced simulation course focuses on "Rigid Body Dynamics" (RBD) and the art of destruction. Students will learn to control chaos, simulating high-impact collisions, crumbling buildings, and vehicle crashes using procedural workflows (such as Houdini or TyFlow). |
| Pro Visual Effects | This technical course introduces students to the pipeline of Visual Effects (VFX) for film and television. Focusing on node-based compositing (e.g., Nuke or Fusion), students will learn to seamlessly integrate CGI elements with live-action footage. |
| Processing Effects & Dynamics | This course explores the intersection of code, math, and visual effects. Focusing on Proceduralism, students will learn to control dynamics not by hand, but by rule-sets. |
| Real-Time Animation with Unreal Engine | Render times are a thing of the past. This course trains animators in the "Virtual Production" workflow using Unreal Engine. |
| Sculpting Surfaces in 3D | Moving away from technical polygon modeling, this course embraces the artistic freedom of "Digital Clay." Using software like ZBrush or Mudbox, students will learn to sculpt organic forms—creatures, characters, and environments. |
| Storyboarding | This course introduces storyboarding as a core pre-production tool for animation, film, and multimedia. Students learn storyboard types, visual language, composition, perspective, and drawing techniques to translate ideas into structured visual narratives. |
| VFX & Animation for Photographers | In a feed full of static images, motion grabs attention. This course teaches photographers how to animate their still work using "Photo-Motion" techniques. |
| VFX Animation | This technical course focuses on the art of simulation and dynamics. Moving beyond keyframe animation, students will learn to control the forces of nature within a 3D environment. |
| Video for Visual Effects | This course introduces students to Adobe After Effects for motion graphics and visual effects. Students learn compositions, layers, animation, keyframes, masking, 3D space, lighting, cameras, and rendering. |
| Voice Acting for Animators | Animators are actors with a pencil, but understanding the voice is crucial to the performance. This course is designed for animators who want to direct voice talent or perform scratch tracks themselves. |
| VR/AR Animation | Animation for Spatial Computing requires a different mindset than animation for screens. This course focuses on creating interactive, real-time animation assets for Virtual Reality (VR) and Augmented Reality (AR). |
Design
| Course | What it is |
|---|---|
| Abstract Motion Design | Animation is not always about characters; sometimes it is about pure form, color, and rhythm. This studio course explores Abstract Expressionism in motion. |
| Advanced Digital Imaging Techniques | This course pushes the boundaries of pixel manipulation. Moving beyond basic photo editing, students will master high-end compositing, retouching, and restoration workflows used in advertising and fashion. |
| Advanced Digital Printing and Output | The screen is not the final destination; the print is. This course revives the art of the physical photograph. |
| Advanced Illustration (MS elective) | This capstone-level course pushes students to find their unique artistic voice and apply it to complex professional challenges. |
| Advanced Illustrations | This course explores advanced illustration techniques through research, anatomy, character development, expressive portraiture, genre-based visuals, book illustration, and professional presentation. |
| Anime & Manga-Inspired Design | This course explores the distinctive aesthetic of Japanese animation and comics, teaching students how to adapt this globally popular style for commercial illustration and character design. |
| Automotive & Transportation Design | This specialized industrial design course covers the aesthetics, mechanics, and ergonomics of vehicle design. Students will explore the entire pipeline from initial "napkin sketches" to 3D clay modeling and digital rendering. |
| Basic Design | This course introduces students to the fundamentals of visual design and visual communication. Through practical exercises and guided projects, students develop an understanding of how design decisions influence clarity, aesthetics, and meaning. |
| Color Theory and Concepts | This course introduces the principles, science, and applications of color in visual communication. Students explore how color is perceived, structured, and used to influence meaning, emotion, usability, and design decisions. |
| Creative Writing | "Don't tell me the moon is shining; show me the glint of light on broken glass." This workshop-based course explores the craft of fiction, poetry, and creative non-fiction. |
| Creative Writing Graphics | This interdisciplinary course bridges the gap between the literary and the visual. It is designed for writers who want to visualize their words and designers who want to tell stories. |
| Critical Issues on Technology | This seminar-style course provides a forum for deep critical inquiry into the social, political, and ethical dimensions of emerging technologies. |
| Data Visualization & Infographics | This course focuses on the art of translating complex data into clear, compelling visual stories. Students will bridge the gap between statistics and graphic design, learning to organize information, select appropriate chart types, and use visual hierarchy to make data accessible. |
| Design Concepts | This seminar and studio course focuses on the intellectual foundation of design: the "Big Idea." Targeted at advanced students, it explores semiotics, metaphor, and visual rhetoric to solve abstract problems. |
| Digital Drawing & Illustration-1 | This course introduces students to digital drawing and vector-based illustration fundamentals. It focuses on paths, shapes, color, layers, and composition used in professional graphic workflows. |
| Digital Drawing & Illustration-2 | This course builds advanced digital drawing and layout skills using Canva and Adobe InDesign. Students learn to combine hand-drawn artwork, images, typography, color, and motion to create cohesive brand-based design systems. |
| Digital Illustration & Concept Art | This course focuses on the techniques required for entertainment design, specifically for film, animation, and video games. |
| Digital Image Manipulation | This course introduces professional techniques for digital image editing and manipulation. Students learn selections, layers, retouching, masking, filters, color adjustment, and automation using industry-standard tools. |
| Digital Portfolio Preparation | Your degree gets you the interview; your portfolio gets you the job. This capstone course is dedicated to the curation and presentation of the student's best work. |
| Editorial Design | This course explores the principles and structure of editorial design across magazines, tabloids, brochures, and corporate publications. |
| Experimental Design & Creative Thinking | This studio course challenges students to break the rules of traditional design and explore the limits of their creativity. |
| History of Design | This course traces the evolution of design from early visual cultures to contemporary digital practices. Students explore how visual form, craft, and communication have responded to social, cultural, technological, and economic needs across history, emphasizing design as a functional and communicative tool rather than purely aesthetic expression. |
| Illustration | This course explores advanced illustration techniques through research, anatomy, character development, expressive portraiture, genre-based visuals, book illustration, and professional presentation. |
| Layouting Techniques | This course focuses on the art and science of arranging visual elements on a page to ensure effective communication and aesthetic balance. |
| Packaging Graphics | This course introduces students to the fundamentals of packaging design, including graphic terminology, functional elements, and the creation of packaging for diverse product categories. |
| Portfolio Making | A portfolio is not just a collection of work; it is a curated narrative of your identity as a creator. This capstone course is designed to bridge the gap between student life and professional practice. |
| Print Media Production | Despite the digital age, print remains a vital medium for branding, packaging, and art. This technical course covers the journey from screen to paper. |
| Printing Procedures | This course introduces professional printing processes used in graphic design and publishing. Students learn black-and-white and color printing, spot and process colors, file preparation, paper selection, pre-press and post-press workflows, and print production standards. |
| Sci-Fi & Fantasy Illustration | This advanced illustration course is dedicated to the art of world-building for speculative fiction. Students will learn to visualize the impossible—from alien ecosystems to medieval citadels—while maintaining scientific plausibility and historical grounding. |
| Storyboarding & Visual Narrative | This course focuses on the art of visual storytelling, the essential pre-production step for animation, film, and video games. |
| Typography | This course explores typography as a core element of visual communication. Students study the evolution of type, anatomy, classification, hierarchy, grids, legibility, and readability. |
| Writing and Story Telling | This course explores the universal mechanics of narrative, applicable to any field—from filmmaking and marketing to law and game design. |
Photography
| Course | What it is |
|---|---|
| Abstract Photography | This course challenges students to stop documenting the world and start interpreting it. Abstract photography strips away the identity of the subject, focusing instead on form, color, line, and texture. |
| Advanced Digital Photography | This advanced course focuses on mastering technical precision and artistic control in digital photography. Moving beyond basic exposure, students will delve into complex lighting setups, studio management, and high-end post-production workflows to create professional-grade imagery for fashion, product, and editorial contexts. |
| AI-Assisted Photography and Image Generation | AI is not the enemy of photography; it is a new lens. This course explores the integration of Artificial Intelligence into the photographic workflow. |
| Architectural and Interior Photography | Architecture is frozen music; photography allows us to hear it. This course focuses on capturing the built environment. |
| Astrophotography | This course unlocks the hidden universe above. Astrophotography is the intersection of science and art, requiring precision, patience, and specialized technique. |
| Augmented Reality (AR) and Photography | Photographs are no longer static. This cutting-edge course merges traditional photography with immersive technology. |
| Building a Photography Business & Brand | Being a great photographer is not the same as being a successful business owner. This course focuses on "The Brand of You." |
| Business of Photography | Talent alone does not guarantee a career. This course bridges the gap between artistic passion and financial viability. |
| Commercial and Advertising Photography | This high-stakes course focuses on photography that sells. Students will learn to interpret creative briefs from art directors and execute images that meet strict brand guidelines. |
| Digital Photography | This course introduces the technical and aesthetic foundations of digital photography. Students learn camera operations, exposure control, composition, lighting, and design principles while developing visual awareness and critical analysis skills. |
| Drone Photography and Videography | The sky is no longer the limit; it is the new vantage point. This course certifies students in the artistic and safe operation of Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs). |
| Experimental Photography | This avant-garde studio course encourages students to break the rules of traditional photography. By combining analog techniques with digital technology, students will explore the camera as a tool for abstraction rather than just documentation. |
| Fashion Photography | Fashion photography is about selling a lifestyle, a garment, and a fantasy. This studio-intensive course covers the collaboration between photographer, model, stylist, and makeup artist. |
| Food Photography | We eat with our eyes first. This course teaches the specialized skills required to make food look delicious. Students will learn the roles of the Photographer and the Food Stylist, mastering the use of natural and artificial light to enhance texture and appetite appeal. |
| Fundamentals of Digital Photography | This foundation course is designed to transition students from "taking pictures" to "making photographs." It demystifies the technical functions of the DSLR/Mirrorless camera, moving students away from Auto mode. |
| Health & Fitness Photography | Fitness photography is about sculpting the body with light. This course teaches the specific techniques required to highlight muscle definition, athleticism, and movement. |
| Interactive and 360° Photography | The world is not a flat rectangle. This course explores immersive imaging technologies. Students will learn to create 360-degree panoramas, Virtual Tours for real estate and tourism, and interactive "Object Movies" that allow users to rotate products on a screen. |
| Mobile Photography and Content Creation | The best camera is the one you have with you. This course validates the smartphone as a professional tool. Students will bypass "Auto" mode to master manual controls on mobile, computational photography (Night Mode/Portrait Mode), and mobile editing workflows (Lightroom Mobile/Snapseed). |
| Music Photography | Capture the beat, the sweat, and the energy. This course immerses students in the fast-paced world of music photography, from the "First Three Songs" rule in the photo pit to backstage documentary work. |
| Natural & Landscape Photography | This course takes students out of the studio and into the elements. It focuses on capturing the grandeur of the natural world. |
| Night & Low-Light Photography | When the sun goes down, a new world emerges. This course overcomes the technical challenges of shooting in the dark. |
| Photography and Social Justice | This course examines the camera as a tool for advocacy and social change. Rooted in the tradition of concerned photography (from Lewis Hine to modern activists), students will learn to document social issues, marginalized communities, and human rights struggles. |
| Photography for Mental Wellness and Self-Expression | Photography is a mirror. This course explores the therapeutic potential of the medium. Moving away from technical perfection, students focus on "Mindful Photography"—using the camera to anchor themselves in the present moment. |
| Photoshop for Photographers | The darkroom has gone digital. This course focuses on the specific post-production needs of photographers, distinct from graphic designers. |
| Remote Photography and Virtual Shoots | Born from necessity during global lockdowns, "Remote Photography" is now a viable industry standard. This course teaches photographers how to direct and shoot subjects located thousands of miles away. |
| Sports Photography | "If you saw it, you missed it." Sports photography requires split-second reflexes and technical mastery. This course teaches students to freeze high-speed action using telephoto lenses and fast shutter speeds. |
| Video Production for Photographers | Modern clients demand "Hybrid Shooters." This course teaches photographers how to pivot their skills to video. |
| Virtual Reality and Immersive Photography | Photography has entered the third dimension. This advanced course goes beyond flat 360-degree panoramas to explore Stereoscopic 3D and Volumetric capture. |
| Wildlife and Nature Photography | This course takes photography into the wild. It demands patience, fieldcraft, and technical mastery of telephoto lenses. |
Performing Arts
| Course | What it is |
|---|---|
| Choreography | Movement is a language. This course explores the art of designing motion for stage and screen. While grounded in dance, the curriculum expands to include "Blocking" for actors and "Choreography for Camera" (Screendance). |
| Performance Art & Intermedia | In this course, the body is the medium. Students will explore the history and practice of Performance Art, from the endurance works of Abramović to the multimedia experiments of Fluxus. |
| Theatre | This course introduces students to the fundamentals of theatre, including acting, stagecraft, play analysis, and performance techniques. |
Media & Strategy
| Course | What it is |
|---|---|
| Advanced Brand Identity Design | This master-level course transcends static logo design to explore dynamic, fluid, and multi-sensory brand systems. |
| Advanced Media Concepts-1 | This course develops advanced creative thinking skills for digital and print advertising. Students learn how to generate strong conceptual ideas, translate insights into visual communication, and develop cohesive brand messaging across multiple executions. |
| Advanced Media Concepts-2 | This course focuses on creating impactful video ads by applying creativity, storytelling, and strategic thinking. |
| Advertising | Advertising is the intersection of art and commerce. This course provides a comprehensive overview of the advertising industry, from the "Big Idea" to the final media buy. |
| Advertising & Campaign Design | This studio-intensive course focuses on the visual execution of integrated advertising campaigns. While strategy is discussed, the primary focus is on Art Direction—how to visually translate a "Big Idea" across multiple media channels. |
| Advertising Designs | This course focuses on the creative and strategic role of design in advertising. Students explore how design elements, color psychology, typography, and copywriting work together to communicate brand messages across print, electronic, outdoor, and digital media. |
| Agile Marketing and Rapid Experimentation | Traditional annual marketing plans are too slow for the digital age. This course applies software development methodologies—Agile, Scrum, and Kanban—to the marketing function. |
| AI for Advertising | This course explores the disruptive power of AI in the high-stakes world of advertising. It moves beyond traditional copywriting and art direction to cover programmatic advertising, hyper-personalization, and data-driven creativity. |
| AI in Marketing & Design | This course explores the transformative impact of Artificial Intelligence on marketing strategies and design execution. |
| AI-Powered Brand Communication | This course examines how Artificial Intelligence is revolutionizing the way brands speak, look, and interact with their audiences. |
| AI-Powered Marketing and Automation for Media | The future of marketing is automated and personalized. This cutting-edge course explores the integration of Artificial Intelligence into the marketing stack. |
| Analysis of Int’l Consumer | Consumer behavior changes the moment you cross a border. This course examines how culture, language, and economic development shape purchasing decisions globally. |
| Art Direction | This course introduces students to the role and practice of art direction in advertising and visual communication. |
| Art Entrepreneurship & Professional Practices | This course bridges the gap between artistic creation and professional sustainability. It is designed to equip fine artists with the business acumen required to survive in the creative economy. |
| Brand Management | A brand is an organization's most valuable intangible asset. This course moves beyond logo design to explore the strategic management of Brand Equity. |
| Branding Graphics | This course explores the foundations of visual branding through brand history, storytelling, logo development, graphic vocabulary, packaging graphics, retail design, and brand guidelines. |
| Business Broadcast | This professional media course focuses on the production of corporate communications, financial news, and industry analysis. |
| Business of Social Media | Social media is no longer just for connection; it is a trillion-dollar industry. This course explores the commercial ecosystems of major platforms, focusing on how value is created, captured, and monetized. |
| Collaborative Projects | Art is often seen as a solitary pursuit, but the modern creative industry relies on teamwork. This interdisciplinary course brings together students from different majors (e.g., Fine Arts, Design, Media, Technology) to solve complex creative problems. |
| Communication, Media & PR | This course maps the complex ecosystem where journalism, corporate interests, and public perception intersect. |
| Consumer Behavior | Why do we buy what we buy? This interdisciplinary course blends psychology, sociology, and economics to decode the "Black Box" of the consumer mind. |
| Content Marketing & Storytelling for Brands | "Stop interrupting what people are interested in and be what people are interested in." This course shifts the focus from selling to helping. |
| Copy Writing | This course explores the craft of copywriting, from attention-grabbing headlines to persuasive long-form writing. |
| Creative Marketing & Self-Promotion | Bridging the gap between artistic talent and business viability, this course is designed for creatives who need to market their own services. |
| Design for Nonprofits & Social Impact | This service-learning course focuses on using design as a tool for positive social change. Students will partner with NGOs, charities, or community groups to solve real-world communication challenges. |
| Designing for Mass Production | This course introduces students to mass-production oriented design through analysis of advertising history, product behavior, consumer engagement, campaign planning, and market response. |
| Digital Identity and Personal Branding | "Your brand is what people say about you when you're not in the room." This course focuses on curating a professional digital footprint that accelerates career growth. |
| Digital Marketing Strategy | This capstone-level course integrates all digital channels into a cohesive, high-performance machine. Students will move beyond tactical execution to strategic planning, learning how to build "Full-Funnel" marketing ecosystems. |
| Digital Media Communication | This theoretical and practical course explores how digital platforms have reshaped human communication. Students will move beyond simple content creation to understand the strategy, psychology, and ethics of communicating in a networked world. |
| Digital Media Strategy and Analytics | "If you can't measure it, you can't manage it." This advanced course moves beyond "likes" to focus on Return on Investment (ROI). |
| English – I | This course builds foundational English grammar and communication skills. Students learn to use tenses, modal verbs, questions, and reported speech accurately in spoken and written contexts. |
| English – II | This course develops students’ academic and functional English skills through grammar, writing, speaking, and discussion-based activities. |
| Enterprises | This course bridges the gap between artistic talent and business acumen, specifically tailored for the "Creative Entrepreneur." It covers the essential mechanics of starting and sustaining a design-led business, from freelancing and agency models to startup culture. |
| Event Management | Events are the ultimate form of experiential marketing. This course covers the A-to-Z of planning and executing successful events, from corporate conferences and product launches to music festivals and weddings. |
| Experiential & Event Design | This multi-disciplinary course focuses on designing immersive physical environments for brands, exhibitions, and cultural events. |
| Facebook Advertising Blueprint | This technical course provides a deep dive into the Meta Ads Manager ecosystem. Students will move beyond "Boosting Posts" to mastering the complex machinery of targeted advertising. |
| Food & Beverage Branding | Designing for the food industry requires a mastery of sensory appeal. This course covers the end-to-end process of creating brands for food products and restaurants. |
| Freelancing & Creative Entrepreneurship | This practical business course is designed to turn creative talent into a sustainable career. Students will learn the "business of design," covering everything from setting rates and writing contracts to finding clients and managing taxes. |
| Gamification | This course introduces students to gamification principles, focusing on how game mechanics can be applied in design contexts to increase engagement, motivation, and efficiency. |
| Immersive Marketing with AR/VR and Experiential Media | Experience is the new currency. This futuristic course explores how brands can use Extended Reality (XR) to create memorable interactions. |
| Industrial Marketing | Consumer marketing sells to individuals; Industrial (B2B) marketing sells to the organizations that keep the world running. |
| Influencer Marketing | This course professionalizes the "Creator Economy," treating influencer partnerships as a rigorous marketing channel. |
| Influencer Marketing and Creator Economy | This course professionalizes the "Wild West" of digital talent. It examines the massive shift from traditional celebrity endorsements to the decentralized "Creator Economy." |
| Influencer-Brand Partnership Strategies | Influencer marketing is shifting from "wild west" experimentation to data-driven strategy. This course teaches students how to navigate the complex relationship between brands and creators. |
| Interactive Advertising Virtual Reality | This course explores the frontier of "Experiential Marketing" within Virtual Reality (VR) and the Metaverse. Students will learn to create immersive branded experiences—from 360-degree video tours to interactive VR showrooms. |
| International Marketing | Thinking global is no longer optional. This course trains students to adapt the Marketing Mix (4Ps) for diverse international environments. |
| International Media Relations | In a globalized world, a local story can become an international crisis in minutes. This course explores how to manage communication across borders and cultures. |
| Management Public Relation | Public Relations is not just about writing press releases; it is a management function essential to an organization's survival. |
| Marketing Analytics and Measurement for Media | "Half the money I spend on advertising is wasted; the trouble is I don't know which half." This course solves John Wanamaker's dilemma using modern data science. |
| Marketing Management | This is the conductor's podium. This capstone course integrates all marketing disciplines into a cohesive strategic vision. |
| Media Advertising | This course examines advertising as a strategic communication tool within marketing. Students explore the advertiser–agency relationship, consumer insights, creative strategy, media planning, and production across print, broadcast, digital, and out-of-home media. |
| Media Branding | This course examines how brands are created, positioned, and managed over time. Students explore brand identity, consumer research, positioning strategies, brand portfolios, and the role of marketing programs in building strong brands. |
| Media Entrepreneurship and Innovation | This course is for the disruptors. It applies the "Lean Startup" methodology specifically to the media industry. |
| Media Marketing | This course introduces core marketing concepts, strategies, and tools used to create customer value in traditional and digital markets. |
| Media Planning and Buying (Traditional & Digital) | A brilliant ad seen by the wrong person is a waste of money. This course teaches the science of delivery. Students will learn how to allocate advertising budgets across TV, Radio, Print, and Digital platforms to maximize reach and frequency. |
| Media Sales and Account Management | Content attracts the audience, but sales pays the bills. This course focuses on the revenue engine of the media industry. |
| Oral Communication | This course develops students’ oral communication skills through structured speaking, listening, and interactive activities. |
| Personal Selling | Nothing happens in business until someone sells something. This course demystifies the art of the sale, moving away from "manipulation" toward "consultative problem solving." |
| Political Communication and Public Information | "Politics is the art of the possible." This course examines how political actors—governments, parties, and activists—use media to shape public opinion and policy. |
| Presentation & Communication Skills | This course develops students’ verbal, visual, and interpersonal communication skills with a strong emphasis on professional presentations. |
| Project Management | Creativity needs structure to survive. This course adapts standard Project Management (PM) methodologies—Agile, Scrum, and Waterfall—specifically for the creative industries. |
| Public & Corporate Relations | In a 24-hour news cycle, reputation is a company's most valuable asset. This course combines strategic communication with crisis management. |
| Public Relations and Media Relations | This course explores the symbiotic relationship between PR professionals and the press. Students will learn how to cut through the noise to get their stories told. |
| Research and Media Planning | This course covers the principles and practices of media research, planning, and buying. Students learn media terminology, GRPs, reach and frequency forecasting, scheduling, audience dynamics, negotiation, and media innovation. |
| Retail Management | Retail is the final mile of the economy. This course covers the strategic and operational aspects of managing retail businesses, from brick-and-mortar boutiques to e-commerce giants. |
| Services Marketing | You can drop a product on your foot, but you cannot drop a service. This course addresses the unique challenges of marketing intangible assets—banking, hospitality, healthcare, and consultancy. |
| Social Media Marketing | While "Management" focuses on community, "Marketing" focuses on conversion. This course explores social media as a performance channel. |
| Strategic Advertising | This course merges creative problem solving with marketing strategy. It focuses not just on making things look good, but on making them sell, persuade, and inform. |
| Strategic Media Management | Media is a business. This course explores the economic and strategic challenges of running media organizations in a digital-first world. |
| The Business of Performing Arts | Talent gets you in the door; business keeps you there. This "Survival Guide" course equips performers and directors with the entrepreneurial skills to navigate the entertainment industry. |
| Voice Search Optimization and Audio Marketing | The future of search is screenless. This technical marketing course explores how to optimize content for Voice Assistants (Siri, Alexa, Google). |
Sound
| Course | What it is |
|---|---|
| Animated Music Videos | This high-energy course explores the symbiotic relationship between sound and image. Students will learn the unique workflow of producing animated music videos, from lyric visualization to full narrative productions. |
| Audio Production and Sound Design | Sound is the emotional heartbeat of media. This course combines technical engineering with artistic design. Students will learn to capture pristine audio in the studio, but also to manipulate sound waves to create new worlds. |
| Music Production | This course introduces the fundamentals of sound, audio behavior, recording principles, software tools, and studio workflow. |
| Music Production with AI | This course introduces musicians and producers to the rapidly evolving world of AI Audio. Students will learn to use AI not to replace the musician, but to augment the studio workflow. |
| Music Video | This high-energy course sits at the intersection of music, fashion, and experimental film. Students will learn the specific workflow of music video production, which differs significantly from narrative film. |
| Musical Theatre Performance | This intense studio course is designed for the "Triple Threat"—the performer who acts, sings, and dances. Students will learn to seamlessly integrate these three disciplines to tell a story. |
| Podcasting and Audio Storytelling | "The theatre of the mind." This course explores the explosion of on-demand audio. Moving beyond simple "two people talking" formats, students will learn the craft of narrative audio. |
| Sound Design & Recording | Great sound sells the visual. This course covers the complete audio pipeline from set to screen. Students will learn "Location Sound" techniques—boom operation and lavalier placement—to capture pristine dialogue. |
| Sound Editing & Design | "Sound is 50% of the movie." This course explores the invisible art of audio post-production. Students will learn to build immersive sonic worlds that manipulate audience emotion and drive the narrative. |
| Studio and Remote Audio Production | "Sound is 50% of the movie." This technical course covers the dual disciplines of recording audio in controlled environments (Studio) and unpredictable ones (Remote/Field). |
| Voice and Audio Trends | The internet is becoming audibly louder. This course explores the resurgence of audio as a primary medium for connection, from the podcasting boom to the rise of "Social Audio" (Spaces/Clubhouse) and Voice Search Optimization. |
| Voice-Over & Audio Performance | "The theatre of the mind." This course trains actors to convey emotion, character, and action using only the voice. |
Digital & Interactive
| Course | What it is |
|---|---|
| Advanced Interaction & Service | This advanced course moves beyond simple interface design to explore complex service ecosystems. Students will learn how to design end-to-end experiences that bridge the physical and digital worlds ("phygital"). |
| Advanced Interaction Techniques and Technologies | This technical design course explores the future of Human-Computer Interaction (HCI) beyond the traditional screen and keyboard. |
| Design for Wearable Tech | This course explores the intersection of fashion, product design, and technology. Students will design for the "Intimate Interface," focusing on devices worn on the body—from smartwatches to smart textiles. |
| Digital Workflow and Asset Management | "Amateurs talk about cameras; professionals talk about backups." This technical course saves careers. It teaches the unglamorous but vital skill of managing thousands of digital assets. |
| Hologram Production | This specialized course prepares students for the future of display technology: Holography. Moving beyond screens, students will learn to create content for volumetric displays (like Looking Glass), holographic fans, and large-scale "Pepper's Ghost" stage illusions (similar to the ABBA Voyage). |
| Holographic & Mixed Reality Design | This futuristic course introduces students to the field of Spatial Computing, specifically Mixed Reality (MR) and Augmented Reality (AR). |
| Holographic Color Grading | As screens evolve from 2D planes to 3D volumes, color grading must adapt. This advanced course focuses on grading for Volumetric Video, Light Fields, and Holographic Displays (e.g., Looking Glass, VR headsets). |
| Immersive Storytelling with VR/AR/XR | "Don't just show them the story; put them inside it." This course explores the narrative frontiers of Extended Reality (XR). |
| Interactive Media Design | This course pushes beyond static screens to explore dynamic, responsive, and immersive digital experiences. Students will investigate how users interact with technology through non-linear storytelling, creative coding, and sensory inputs. |
| Interactive Media Design and Production | We no longer just watch screens; we touch, talk, and gesture to them. This course explores the design of non-linear experiences. |
| Social Media & Gamification | Gamification is the art of applying game mechanics to non-game contexts to drive engagement. This course explores how brands use points, badges, leaderboards, and challenges to turn passive social media followers into active participants. |
| UX/UI Design | This course explores the intersection of User Experience (UX) and User Interface (UI) design for digital products. |
| VR & AR Production | This course explores the frontier of "Immersive Media." Students will learn to produce content that surrounds the audience, moving from 360-degree video production to interactive Virtual Reality (VR) and Augmented Reality (AR) experiences. |
| Web Production | The web is the canvas of the 21st century. This course equips creative professionals with the technical skills to build and manage the web presence for their projects. |
| Web Series | This course focuses on the art of serialized storytelling specifically for the open web. Independent of major networks, the "Web Series" format allows creators to tell niche, low-budget stories with high creative control. |
| Website Development | This course introduces the fundamentals of website development, from planning and design to coding, interactivity, multimedia, and deployment. |
Foundations
| Course | What it is |
|---|---|
| AI Ethics for Documentaries | As AI tools become capable of cloning voices and generating photorealistic footage, the definition of "non-fiction" is under siege. |
| Audience Behavior Psychology | Why do we click? Why do we scroll? This course merges data science with behavioral psychology to decode digital consumption. |
| Deepfake & Digital Human Ethics | This course explores the cutting-edge technology behind synthetic media and "Digital Humans." Students will learn the technical foundations of Generative Adversarial Networks (GANs) used to create deepfakes, while simultaneously engaging in a rigorous examination of the ethical, legal, and societal implications. |
| Media Ethics | This course explores ethical frameworks, media laws, regulatory bodies, professionalism, and responsibilities in the electronic and print media industries. |
| Media Psychology | This course introduces foundational concepts in psychology, including sensation, perception, consciousness, memory, intelligence, personality, motivation, emotion, and social behavior. |
| Online Media Law & Ethics | The internet is not a lawless frontier. This critical course navigates the complex legal and ethical frameworks governing digital content. |
| Pakistan & Islamic Studies | This course provides an overview of Islamic history, beliefs, law, society, and the development of the Muslim world, with emphasis on the sub-continent, Pakistan’s formation, constitutional evolution, and contemporary global relations. |
| Social Media Ethics | As social platforms reshape society, ethical literacy is mandatory for digital professionals. This course critically examines the impact of algorithms, data harvesting, and infinite scroll on human behavior. |
| Sociology | This course introduces foundational sociological concepts, theories, and methods. Students explore society, culture, social institutions, population, socialization, social stratification, and major social problems in Pakistan. |
| Sustainable & Ethical Design | This course examines the designer's responsibility in the face of climate change and social inequality. Students will explore the principles of the Circular Economy, Life Cycle Assessment (LCA), and ethical design practices. |
Journalism
| Course | What it is |
|---|---|
| Artificial Intelligence (AI) in Journalism | Algorithms are the new assignment editors. This course explores the integration of AI into the newsroom, from "Automated Journalism" (robot reporters writing sports/finance recaps) to machine learning for investigative data crunching. |
| Broadcast Journalism | "30 seconds to air." This high-pressure course simulates a working TV newsroom. Students will learn to write for the ear (simple, conversational scripts), shoot news sequences (B-Roll and SOTs), and edit fast-paced packages. |
| Creator Economy & Independent Journalism | Journalism is unbundling from institutions. This course is a business accelerator for the independent journalist. |
| Data Journalism & Visualization | "In God we trust; all others must bring data." This technical course merges statistics, coding, and design to uncover stories hidden in spreadsheets. |
| Digital Journalism & Online Media | The newspaper is dead; long live the feed. This course explores the transformation of news from static print to dynamic digital interactivity. |
| Disinformation and Media Literacy | In an era of "Alternative Facts" and Deepfakes, this critical thinking course equips students with the tools to verify truth. |
| Drone Journalism & Aerial Storytelling | The view from above changes the story on the ground. This course certifies students in the ethical and technical use of Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs) for news gathering. |
| Economic & Financial Reporting | "Follow the money." This specialized journalism course trains students to interpret complex financial data and translate it into compelling stories for the general public. |
| Editorial Writing & Editing | There is a difference between having an opinion and constructing an argument. This course sharpens the student's ability to persuade, criticize, and influence public opinion through the written word. |
| Fact-Checking & Misinformation Combat | In a post-truth world, verification is the most valuable currency. This technical course trains students to be digital detectives. |
| Journalism & Mass Communication | This core course explores the role of the "Fourth Estate" in a democratic society. It covers the history, theory, and practice of news gathering across print, broadcast, and digital platforms. |
| Journalism and Communications | This integrated course bridges the gap between the objective observer (Journalist) and the strategic messenger (Communicator). |
| Journalism in a Global Context | Journalism does not stop at the border. This course examines the challenges of reporting on international affairs. |
| Media Literacy & Critical Consumption | We live in an information deluge. This course equips students with the cognitive defenses to navigate a post-truth world. |
| Media Research & Public Opinion | "Data is the new oil." This course equips students with the scientific tools to understand what the public thinks and why. |
| Media Yellow Journalism | "If it bleeds, it leads." This critical analysis course examines the history and mechanics of sensationalism. From the "Yellow Kid" cartoons of the 1890s to modern clickbait and tabloid culture, students will study the economics of outrage. |
| Mobile Journalism (MOJO) | The studio is in your pocket. This practical course trains students to be one-person production crews using only a smartphone. |
| News Writing & Reporting | This is the boot camp of the journalism department. It focuses on the fundamental craft of "Hard News." Students will learn to act as impartial observers, gathering facts from primary sources and assembling them into clear, concise reports. |
| Online & Social Media Journalism | The news no longer waits for the morning paper. This course trains students in "Mobile Journalism" (MoJo) and the art of real-time reporting. |
| Online Editorial Writing & Editing | Writing for the web requires a different skillset than print journalism. This course trains students to write punchy, SEO-friendly content that captures the attention of digital readers who scan rather than read. |
| Participatory Journalism & Citizen Media | The audience is now the broadcaster. This course examines the shift from "Gatekeeping" to "Gatewatching." Students will explore how ordinary citizens use smartphones and social media to document history (from the Arab Spring to Black Lives Matter). |
| Photo Journalism | "The picture tells the story." This course explores the role of the visual reporter. Students will learn to capture the "Decisive Moment" while adhering to strict ethical standards. |
| Radio News Reporting & Production | "Writing for the ear." This course explores the immediacy and intimacy of audio journalism. Whether for traditional broadcast radio or modern podcasting, students will learn to paint pictures with sound. |
| Reporting & Writing | This comprehensive course focuses on the twin pillars of journalism: gathering information (Reporting) and crafting the narrative (Writing). |
| Solutions Journalism & Constructive Reporting | "If it bleeds, it leads" is a broken model. This course teaches a rigorous reporting approach that investigates responses to social problems, not just the problems themselves. |
| Virtual & Augmented Reality for Journalism | "Immersive Journalism" places the audience inside the story. This course moves beyond the flat screen, teaching students to create 360-degree video documentaries and Augmented Reality (AR) visualizations. |
| Visual Journalism & Photojournalism | "If your pictures aren't good enough, you aren't close enough." This course trains students to tell powerful news stories through still images. |