New Media University of Lethbridge

Overview

Throughout the New Media program from University of Lethbridge you will learn from and work with dedicated professors who are professional artists and scholars.

Key facts

Command a wide range of technologies and techniques in graphic design, web design and development, interaction design, 3D modelling, animation, video game design and development, screenwriting, and new media theory. 

As part of uLethbridge's liberal education philosophy, you'll also take electives that complement your new media course work and diversify your portfolio.

Professional Development

In your final year of the BFA-New Media program, you can choose either an industry internship or our advanced studio course. Each option provides particular benefits as you transition into a career or graduate studies.

The internship is a structured learning experience — locally, nationally or abroad — where you'll refine your skills working in a professional setting and gain a better sense of career possibilities.

The advanced studio course focuses on creative applications and you'll complete a self-directed project. If you are interested in research, graduate studies, or simply want an academic challenge, you can add an Honours Thesis to your course. The designation will appear on your official transcript and degree parchment.

Possible careers

New Media graduates are highly adaptable in a variety of work environments and emerging technologies. You may go on to work in industries such as digital media production, digital marketing, video game development, film and television, or the arts. Possible careers include:

• Digital Producer/Coordinator

• Visual and/or Interaction Designer

• Video Game Artist

• 3D Modeller

• Front-end Web Developer

• Videographer/Photographer

• Screenwriter

• 2D/3D Animator

• Artist