The environment here is incredibly supportive. AMPD gives students access to hands-on tools from sensors and programmable hardware to 3D printing at the Makerspace. The community is welcoming and collaborative, and it’s helped me grow both artistically and technically in ways I never expected. Seila Bak Fourth-year Digital Media student
York’s Digital Media program allows me to use my love of coding for both creative as well as practical applications, and so much more. I have not only been able to learn and develop new programming skills, but I have also used them to create games, websites and algorithms which I am proud of, as […]
Before Digital Media at York, I had creative ideas rooted in art and design; however, I didn’t always know how to bring them to life. This program gave me the confidence to turn my visions into reality, blending art, code, and storytelling. It’s helped me grow not just as a student, but as a creator. […]
Science and technology make it possible to achieve things that were once beyond our reach. Creating experiences through digital media is shaping a new era, as forms of interactivity continue to diversify. I truly enjoy the moments when I showcase my Digital Media Arts assignments and projects to friends and professors. Their reactions and interactions […]
One thing I love about the Digital Media program is that it’s at the intersection of art and technology. I’m learning incredible technical skills and I’m using that to create art in so many different forms. I have so much creative freedom. Prachi Sadhwani Fourth-year Digital Media student International Student – India/Jamaica
Learning the technical skills that are part of computer science gave me the backbone to create. I'm able to express my creative ideas in new ways, it's opened many doors for me in academia and personal projects. Amir B Digital Media Student
Coming out of the Digital Media program gave me a unique advantage in being a front-end developer who has a creative background and is able to think a bit more creatively about development. Daniel James (BA ’17) Front-end Software Engineer – Helium Inc.