The aim of the program Multimedia and Internet Technologies is to educate highly qualified IT specialists who can apply mathematics, engineering sciences, and the latest IT and design knowledge and practical skills while developing multimedia and internet media products. Acquired general engineering, specialized technical and art knowledge, and practical skills in areas such as digital video and audio synthesis, spatial object modeling, visualization and animation, and multimedia systems design, will enable graduates to integrate into an increasingly demanding, and continuously growing market for new technologies, creating new niches and new products in it, will give confidence to independently initiate and develop new cyberspace projects and products.

The Bachelor of Science in multimedia journalism trains students to tell stories that matter in their communities. Trevecca’s state-of-the-art technology and curriculum prepare students for journalist jobs at news stations, newspapers, magazines, and online publications. The program is also a good fit for those who have an interest in public relations and other media writing careers.

Professional Training able to design, implement and maintain software applications and information systems, and is especially suited for the development of applications and multimedia content. Special emphasis will be placed on four profiles of vocational training: Multimedia and Internet Content; Programming and Software Engineering; Databases and Information Systems, Intelligent Systems and Decision Support.

This program is designed to train students to become contemporary visual artists and interactive media designers.

Focusing on the fusion of art and technology, a degree in graphic design and advertising opens the door to endless visual communication possibilities. You will become an expert at combining text and visuals as you turn your most creative ideas into designs for print or the web.

The University of Computer Engineering and Telecommunications (WSTKT) educates students on 3.5 years of Bachelor studies. The courses organized by the University can be attended as full-time day courses or part-time weekend courses.

The Bachelor of Applied Science (B.A.S.) is the designated degree for flexible baccalaureate programs that are designed to accommodate the unique demands for entry and advancement within specific workforce sectors. B.A.S. programs provide degree completion opportunities for students from a variety of educational backgrounds but primarily for those with A.S. degrees or the equivalent. B.A.S. degree programs are included in our transfer agreements with other institutions and typically include capstone experiences that provide opportunities for students to demonstrate the application of acquired knowledge, skills, and competencies. Looking for a role in the multimedia industry? Our four-year TV production degree might be your ticket to a career. Whether your dream is to be behind the camera in traditional media formats or on the Web, this program is designed to provide you with the hands-on, practical skills you need. Courses cover cinematography, scriptwriting, Web design, production, editing, funding, and more. Taught with cutting edge technology by an experienced faculty, this academic program will prepare you to excel in the creative and competitive field of media production.