Master of Arts in Arts, Technology, and Emerging Communication

The Master of Arts in Arts, Technology, and Emerging Communication (ATEC) degree program cultivates creative practitioners, scholars, and interdisciplinary researchers and is designed for students who wish to pursue advanced study of technology and media or take an initial step toward a PhD in related fields.

Taught by internationally recognized faculty in the Harry W. Bass Jr. School of Arts, Humanities, and Technology, students learn foundational theories and methodologies that underpin technology and media studies and develop an in-depth understanding of contemporary debates in these fields. Throughout their coursework — and as students develop research questions and work on their theses — they benefit from faculty members’ wide-ranging expertise in fields such as global media studies, feminist media studies, critical play studies, games and learning, cultural studies of media, digital health humanities, disability media studies, digital journalism, remix studies, public humanities, science and technology studies, art science, and animation studies. The program is designed both for individuals engaged in professional practice who wish to enhance their knowledge and skills and for full-time students intending to pursue a doctorate in a related field.

Students are admitted to one of two pathways in the ATEC master’s program:

Emerging Media Studies: Students use media and cultural studies methods to explore the histories and social, cultural, and political implications of digital media and technologies.
Interaction Design: Students use design research and media studies methods in the analysis and design of emerging technologies.

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