Computation Arts

The Bachelor of Fine Arts in Computation Arts at Concordia University offers a comprehensive and interdisciplinary education that combines the creative practices of visual arts with cutting-edge computational technologies. This innovative program is designed for students who are passionate about exploring the intersection of art, technology, and digital media. Throughout the program, students will develop a deep understanding of programming, digital imaging, interactive media, and electronic arts, enabling them to create compelling digital artworks, interactive installations, and multimedia projects. The curriculum emphasizes experimental thinking, technical proficiency, and conceptual development, encouraging students to push the boundaries of traditional art forms through the use of new media and computational tools. In addition to foundational courses in art history and theory, students will engage with courses in programming languages, computer graphics, interactive design, sound design, and virtual reality, among others. The program also offers opportunities for collaborative projects, exhibitions, and participation in the vibrant arts community of Montreal, a city renowned for its dynamic arts scene. Students are supported by experienced faculty members who are active practitioners and researchers in fields such as digital arts, media arts, and interactive media. The interdisciplinary nature of the program prepares graduates for diverse careers in digital arts, media production, game design, interactive installation art, and beyond. With access to state-of-the-art facilities and a focus on innovation, the Computation Arts program at Concordia University aims to cultivate versatile artists and creators capable of shaping the future of digital culture and artistic expression.