
Visual Arts & Technology Bachelor's Degree
Program Details
Degree
Bachelor of ArtsAvailable
On campusStevens' visual arts and technology program challenges students to grow into passionate artists with next-generation expertise.
Housed in the School of Humanities, Arts and Social Sciences, these classes cultivate projects that transcend disciplinary boundaries. Lessons, grounded in studio-based learning, invite students to develop curiosity and tech fluency.
The curriculum features four concentrations: creative computation, design, game design, and moving image. Graduates enter creative and technological industries with collaborative spirits and bold ideas.
Tech-Powered Creativity
Each of the program's concentrations—creative computation, design, game design, and moving image—infuse artistic theory, history, and practice. Students complement their imaginative pursuits with the future-focused rigor synonymous with a Stevens' education.
In-Demand Courses
Modern Art: History & Theory
Creative Programming
Design
Game Design
Photography
Color & Composition
Form & Space
History of Art
3D Modeling
Motion Graphics
Moving Image: On Screen & In Space
And More!
Student Work
In Memory by Khianna Byrne (mixed media and animation)
A Canter in Twilight by James Ring (animation)
We Are Here by Aimee Rose (mosaic portraits)
The Power of Juxtaposition: An AR Collage Series by Rachel Potter (augmented reality)
The Inconvenience Store by Theodore Giordano (computer-generated images)
Wander by Katie Owens (3D animation)
Blindside by John Denicola (video game)
Mx. by Toni Colombaroni (card game)
Catalyze Career Success
Powered by their technology-infused education, our alumni launch into boundary-defying careers across a number of industries.
Digital Technician and Editor, ABC
Broadcast Engineer, CNBC
Senior UX Designer, Comcast
Junior Designer, Guinness World Records
Visual Designer, IBM
Software Engineer, Nokia Bell Labs
Stewart Weitzman, Visual Merchandiser
Production Assistant, Live Nation
Meet the Faculty
Christopher Manzione
Director of Visual Arts & Technology and Assistant ProfessorDiana Bush
Teaching Assistant ProfessorNancy Nowacek
Assistant ProfessorJonah King
Assistant ProfessorAllyson Packer
Teaching Assitant ProfessorJeff Thompson
Associate Professor
Explore Visual Arts and Technology at Stevens
Each of the program's concentrations—creative computation, design, game design, and moving image—infuse artistic theory, history, and practice. Students complement their imaginative pursuits with the future-focused rigor synonymous with a Stevens' education.