The Master of Arts in Web and Multimedia Design program equips students with the skills to create digital products using design, video, audio, animation, and prototyping. Through hands-on classes taught by industry experts, students prepare for careers as UX/UI designers, product designers, and other creative professionals. The program includes 18 credits of required courses and 15 credits of electives, with a capstone thesis project.

Outline:

• Required Courses (18 credits):
• WMMN 600: Design Thinking and Methodology
• WMMN 601: UX/UI Design Principles
• WMMN 603: Responsive Web Development for UX/UI Designers
• WMMN 613: Interactive Design for the Web
• WMMN 614: Interactive Design for Mobile
• WMMN 694: Thesis Project (capstone)
• Elective Courses (15 credits):
• WMMN 602: Intro to Web Development for UX & UI Designers
• WMMN 604: Entertainment and Instructional Design
• MDAN 610: Database Concepts and Design*
• WMMN 612: Visual Design Foundation
• WMMN 615: Advanced Topics in Web and Applications Technology
• WMMN 620: Advertising in the Digital Age
• WMMN 625: Corporate Design
• WMMN 630: The Business of Web and Multimedia Design
• WMMN 635: Mobile Application Development I
• WMMN 636: Mobile Application Development II
• WMMN 640: Principles of 2D Animation
• WMMN 641: 3D Animation and Modeling I
• WMMN 642: 3D Animation and Modeling II
• WMMN 650: Type in Motion
• WMMN 660: Digital Photography for Designers
• WMMN 670: Video and Audio Production Studio
• WMMN 675: Professional Internship Experience
• MDAN 675: Full Time CPT
• MDAN 676: Part Time CPT
• MDAN 677: Full Time CPT
• MDAN 678: Part Time CPT
• Students must earn a “B” or better in each preparatory course to be eligible for entry into any of the three concentrations of the Master of Science in Information Systems program or the Master of Arts in Web and Multimedia Design program.

Preparatory Courses:

• WMMN 608: Introduction to Multimedia Technology

Teaching:

• Classes are mostly hands-on.
• Students learn how to create digital products using design, video and audio, animation, prototypes, and everything that supports a professional designer in the industry.
• Our expert faculty teach in top universities and work full-time in design fields, allowing them to bring the latest trends to our graduate program.

Careers:

• UX/UI designers
• Product designers
• Creative professionals

Touro University

Overview:

Touro University is a private, non-profit institution with a global network of over 98,000 alumni. Founded in 1971, it has grown to encompass 36 schools across various locations in the United States and internationally. Touro University emphasizes career-focused education, blending knowledge and values while maintaining a small school atmosphere.

Services Offered:

Student Life and Campus Experience:

Key Reasons to Study There:

Career-focused education:

Touro University prioritizes preparing students for successful careers in their chosen fields.

Diverse program offerings:

With 36 schools and 246 programs, students have a wide range of academic options to choose from.

Small school vibe:

Despite its size, Touro University strives to maintain a close-knit community feel.

Global reach:

Touro University has campuses across the United States and internationally, providing students with opportunities for diverse experiences.

Academic Programs:

Touro University offers a wide range of undergraduate and graduate programs across various disciplines, including:

• Medicine
• Education
• Law
• Business
• Health Sciences
• Arts and Sciences

Other:

• Touro University has a strong commitment to its Jewish heritage and values.
• The institution has a student-to-faculty ratio of 13:1, allowing for personalized attention and mentorship.
• Touro University provides financial aid to 83% of its undergraduate students.
• The university has a strong focus on social responsibility and actively engages in initiatives related to antisemitism and bias.