Bachelor's in New Genres and Interactive Art

Sarah Lawrence College, renowned for its commitment to individualized education, creative exploration, and intellectual rigor, Sarah Lawrence offers a distinctive undergraduate experience where students actively shape their learning. At Sarah Lawrence College, the hallmark is the close mentorship and personalized education it provides. The university's emphasis on small seminar-style classes, one-on-one conferences with faculty, and the freedom to design your own course of study fosters an environment where students can pursue their passions and academic interests in depth. With a dedicated faculty of accomplished artists and scholars, Sarah Lawrence equips graduates with the critical thinking skills, creativity, and intellectual curiosity needed to excel in a rapidly changing world. Through its unwavering dedication to academic innovation, creative expression, and a commitment to the individual, Sarah Lawrence College prepares graduates to thrive in their careers while embracing a lifelong love of learning and the arts.

The study of new genres and interactive art spans offerings in visual arts, film and media, and computer science to foster technical and digital literacy in the arts. Designed for experimentation, this initiative helps students establish digital proficiency while supporting the exploration of a wide range of new media forms and technologies. Courses of study might include visual programming, artificial intelligence, gaming, robotics, experimental animation, computer arts, experimental media design, data visualization, real-time interactivity, digital signal processing, cross-platform media environments, and mobile media development. Students are encouraged to coordinate these project-based investigations of the digital throughout their studies in the humanities, including literature, philosophy, politics, sociology, theatre, and writing.