The Master of Science in Visualization integrates art and technology to prepare students to become creative and pragmatic leaders. The program fosters the development of focused expertise and a broad foundation of knowledge in the artistic, scientific, cognitive, and technical aspects of the discipline. Students select an area of focus and complete a research thesis or capstone project. Areas of emphasis include augmented and virtual reality, computer animation, computer graphics, data visualization, game design and development, virtual production, interactive design, and user experience design.
The Intermedia and Digital Arts (IMDA) MFA program at the University of Maryland, Baltimore County (UMBC), invites applications from interdisciplinary artists seeking to expand or reinvent their practice. IMDA is a three-year, 60-credit graduate program with private studios in Baltimore's progressive art community. Faculty are nationally and internationally recognized artists, filmmakers, designers, and scholars with active exhibition and publication records. IMDA offers a multidisciplinary program with one-on-one feedback from world-renowned visiting artists, independent teaching opportunities, professional exhibition venues, and dedicated fabrication, media, and physical computing