Profiles of Electronic Art Programs & Schools

Degrees Offered: B. A. Electronic Arts

Tuition Information: Undergraduate $32,100 for the 2011 – 2012 school year

 What Does Computer Art Mean?

Computer art is any type of art produced with the aid of a computer. With computer art, the computer’s capability as a means to manipulate art in distinctive ways is emphasized. The end result is typically a style or design that cannot be achieved by any other means. Computer art comes in two forms including interactive and non-interactive. Although both forms have an audience, only one form—interactive, requires audience participation in order to realize the full potential and depth of the piece.

Degrees Offered: B. F. A. Digital Interactive Arts; M. F. A. Electronic Integrated Arts

Tuition Information:  Undergraduate residents $15,280, nonresidents $21,026, graduate residents $21,022 nonresidents $21,022 for the 2011 – 2012 school year.  Tuition does not include fees of $910 per year.

Degrees Offered: B. A. Art with Specialization in Electronic Arts (Camden campus), B. A., B. F. A. Art with Specialization in Graphic Design (Newark campus); M. F. A. Art (New Brunswick campus)

Tuition Information:  Undergraduate residents $10,104 (Camden and Newark campuses), nonresidents $22,034 (Camden), $22,456 (Newark); graduate residents $15,384 (New Brunswick campus), nonresidents $23,616 for the 2010 – 2011 school year.  Tuition does not include fees of $2,534 (Camden), $2,212 (Newark) or $2,212 (New Brunswick).