Contact:

Renée Stevens, Chair, Visual Communications Department
318 Newhouse 3, 315-443-3367

Faculty

Rafael Concepcion, Seth Gitner, Ken Harper, Gregory Heisler, Paula Nelson, Milton Santiago, Hal Silverman, Michael Snyder, Renée Stevens, Bruce Strong, Claudia Strong, Jason Webb

The Multimedia, Photography and Design graduate degree is for students who want to customize their education around their career objectives. The program offers three tracks: Cinematography, Photography, and Graphic Design where students take a foundational and an advanced course in their area of focus. Students then select electives to either deepen that area of expertise or broaden their knowledge base and skill sets into complementary areas. In an effort to work with publications, corporations and non-profit organizations on real-world projects, the program encourages such collaboration among students, faculty and professionals. To augment the emphasis on visual communication, the program also includes communications research, media law, visual communications theory and current business practices. The course work for this program may be completed in 12 or 18 months.

This 37-credit program leads to a Master of Science (M.S.) in Multimedia, Photography and Design.