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Study Arts, Technology, and Multimedia

Explore the intersection of art and technology by merging creativity with technical literacy.

Program Snapshot

Degree Type

Minor

Program Type

Minor

Credit Hours

20

Campus

Salem

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Our Arts, Technology, and Multimedia Minor

Learn the principles of digital technology and discover ways to innovate traditional art. Develop a creative style with a unique aesthetic and technique. 

Why choose an Arts, Technology, and Multimedia minor Willamette? 

  • Hands-on learning. Gain practical experience through project-based learning. Work in groups to build creativity, teamwork, and technical skills. 
  • A connected framework. The minor incorporates classes from many departments including art, cinema studies, computer science, music, and theatre. 
  • Build modern skills. Develop proficiency working with digital tools and multimedia. Learn how these devices can elevate art forms from performance to visual art. 

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Our Faculty

Our faculty are active members of the tech and art world. They’ve engaged with mixed media, created digital art, and can even offer mentorship about video game design. Learn from professionals experienced in art and technology.
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Curriculum

Explore courses in art history, computer science, and communications to develop an understanding of modern media. Focus on both technical and creative skills and learn how to critically examine multimedia works. Consider the potential uses of different media elements and strive for innovation.

  • CCM 261 Media, Technology, & Society

    Examine a dynamic media environment, with a focus on digital technologies. Investigate the relationship between media, technology, and society, and develop skills for effective, ethical engagement with contemporary media.

  • ARTH 376W History of Photography

    Investigate moments from the invention and development of the medium of photography in Europe and the United States. This course covers its inception in the the nineteenth century to its digital age in the late-twentieth century. Historical debates surrounding photography as both an art and a commercial enterprise ground discussions in issues of popular culture as well as aesthetics.

Program Requirements

Students pursuing an Arts, Technology, and Multimedia Minor will need to complete the following:

  • At least four courses focused on the use of technology in creating artistic works.
  • Two courses from one departmental area. At least one must be at or above the 300 level.
  • One course from each of the 2 other departmental areas
  • One additional course
  • No more than 2 courses may be in a single department.
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Admissions Information

Our Arts, Technology, and Multimedia Minor is open to first-year students, transfer students and international students. Learn more about Willamette’s undergraduate admissions process to get started.

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FAQs

Multimedia art is a discipline at the intersection of technology, creativity, and artistic expression, reflecting contemporary culture. It encourages experimentation, innovation, and the exploration of new artistic options beyond traditional limits. 

Multimedia art combines different media or artistic techniques to create a single piece, including visual and auditory elements. It often makes use of the most modern technological advances.

Art and technology refers to the combination of artistic practices and technological innovations into a single media. It is a field that explores how technology can be used as a medium, tool, or subject matter within artistic expression, and how art can inspire and shape technological developments.

Absolutely! The options are limitless. We encourage growth and exploration at Willamette.

Consider joining a student group or starting your own club! Use your skills to benefit different organizations on campus. Students can also study abroad and broaden their perspectives of art and technology. Our Career Services team will also help you connect your skills to the real world through internship options.

No matter what you're interested in, you'll find a spot to expand and showcase your talent.

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Arts, Technology, and Multimedia

  • Salem Campus

    Address

    900 State Street
    Salem Oregon 97301 U.S.A.

    Contact

    503-370-6077