New York University Tisch School of the Arts 69 courses 60 total credits
ITP graduate admissions is open to students from diverse academic and professional backgrounds. Acceptance into the program is competitive; enrollment is limited to full-time applicants who show exceptional promise and are interested in collaboration and experimentation. Admission for graduate degree candidates is for the Fall semester only. Prospective students can access the online application. At ITP we look for people with unique points of view, who hope to make creative work with an impact. We want to get a sense of who you are in your own words beyond what we can infer from your resume/CV. We want to see how your experiences, successes, and failures have shaped how you see the world. What ideas do you have and what are you curious about? What kinds of projects are you interested in making or re-making? Is there something you are obsessed with or highly passionate about, either professionally or as a non-work activity? Share something that you want us to know about you and how you explore and express your creativity. You can write about anything that shows us what ideas you have and what you want to explore. Donβt be afraid to take some chances. Please note that you do not need to address all of the prompts above.
Foundation - Tier One
| Code | Course Title | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| ITPG-GT 2000 | Applications | 4 |
| ITPG-GT 2004 | CL: Hypercinema | 4 |
| ITPG-GT 2005 | CL: Visual Language | 2 |
| ITPG-GT 2233 or ITPG-GT 2048 | Intro to Comp Media or Intro to Comp Media: Media | 4 |
| ITPG-GT 2301 | Intro to Physical Comp | 4 |
Electives - Tier Two
Select 40 elective credits by advisement 1
Thesis - Tier Three
| Code | Course Title | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| ITPG-GT 2098 | Thesis Part 1: Research and Development | 2 |
| ITPG-GT 2099 | Thesis Part 2: Production | 2 |
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