Graduate Programs
Certificate Programs
Interactive Media Design, Post-baccalaureate Certificate (Online)
Program Description | | Online
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Program Description
The online certificate in Interactive Media Design provides professionals,
artists and educators the opportunity to advance their interactive
media design knowledge and skills. Students complete 4 graduate-level
studio art courses which address the front-end design and production
of websites and multimedia. The certificate emphasizes visual communication
and graphic design theories and practices within the applied context
of website and multimedia authoring. This course of study can either
complement a graduate program of study or be completed as a stand-alone
certificate for individuals seeking additional academic studies
for professional growth or to advance their career.
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Online Option
The Interactive Media Design program is currently being approved
and will be offering students the ability complete the degree program
fully online, starting fall 2006. The goal of the online program
is to provide students all the necessary resources at their finger
tips. Students participate in online classroom discussions and review
class materials whenever they choose. The university utilizes Blackboard
as the learning platform for all online courses, so there is a consistent
format from course to course. The application process and curriculum
requirements for online learners are identical to those for students
attending courses on Towson's campus.
Tentative Online course availability for fall 2006 includes:
- ART 765.XXX Graduate Design for the WWW
Tentative Online course availability for spring 2007 includes:
- ART 610.XXX Elements of WWW
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Degree Requirements
- ART 610 - Elements of WWW Design (3)
- ART 620 - Graduate Typography (3)
- ART 641 - Multimedia Concepts (3)
- ART 765 - Graduate Design for the WWW (3)
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NOTE: The information
on this page represents the current information in the program proposal
submitted for approval. Until the program gains full approval, program
admission applications cannot be received. However, it is possible
to register for individual courses which can later be transferred
into the program following program approval and student admission.
For information on all matters related to admissions, fees, or registration,
please contact the Graduate School at 410-704-2501.
Towson University is in compliance with federal and state laws and
regulations that prohibit illegal discrimination.
The university does not discriminate on the basis of sexual orientation.
D&P 0899.27
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Program Director:
Bridget Z. Sullivan
410-704-2802
bsullivan@towson.edu
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