Overview
The interdisciplinary Creative Technologies major emphasizes design and practice in the integration of digital technologies and the fine arts.
In addition to foundational study across the fine arts, the major provides training and experiences across a range of creative/technical fields, including:
- video
- sound
- electronic music
- music production
- gaming
- motion graphics
- interactivity
- AR/VR
- UI/UX
- mobile, web, and computer programming concepts
Why Study Creative Technologies: Interdisciplinary Technologies?
Any student in the Arts program can take courses in Creative Technologies. If you major in Creative Technologies, you get a more in-depth academic experience with digital image-making, audio, and interactive environments such as the web.
Creative technologies at Illinois State is a multimedia school providing experiences in music (sound design), theater (light and sound design), and art (Web design). The curriculum emphasizes theory, design, and practice in the application of computer technology to art, music, and theatre.
A degree in Creative Technologies prepares you with a broad range of knowledge and skills in multimedia design, including
- digital video and sound
- computer graphics and theater design
- digital and MIDI music
- web design