Program Overview

Digital Technology and Culture Program Overview

The Digital Technology and Culture (DTC) program offers students the opportunity to learn about a range of multimedia tools to create art, critically analyze media, and craft designs. Students can shape their coursework around their passions and are given the tools to excel in their individual career paths.

Program Details

• Learn from award-winning faculty and experienced industry professionals.
• Shape coursework to individual career goals.

Major Requirements

To earn a degree in DTC, students must complete the major requirements. Consultation with an academic advisor regarding major requirements and admission is necessary.

Areas of Study

DTC students can take courses that cover a wide range of subjects, such as:

• Animation
• Video production
• Web design
• Digital storytelling

Student Opportunities

• Internship placement to gain relevant, hands-on experience in preparation for full-time careers.
• Art courses covering a wide variety of topics in visual creative production, allowing students to build a strong portfolio of work.

Related Programs

The College of Arts & Sciences at WSU Tri-Cities offers various programs, including graduate programs in Biology and Environmental Science.

Faculty and Resources

• The program is led by experienced faculty, including Elly Sweet, Associate Dean and Academic Director, WSU Tri-Cities College of Arts & Sciences.
• Students have access to resources such as the WSU Tri-Cities Art Center on campus, where they can exhibit their work in art shows and galleries across the Tri-Cities.