Enjoying a history of artistic accomplishment since its founding as the Department of Computer Graphics and Interactive Media in 1987, the Department of Digital Arts (formerly CGIM) is one of the first degree-granting programs in the digital arts.

Part of the program's strength is attributed to its interdisciplinary relationship within Pratt's School of Art and Design. Comprised of 14 departments and offering a wide range of both traditional and technical art courses and 25 separate art-related degrees, the School of Art and Design has one of the most comprehensive curricula in the arts anywhere in the world.

Since its founding, DDA has established itself as one of world's leading academic digital arts programs. The faculty is composed of distinguished professionals who have achieved wide recognition for their professional accomplishments. The DDA faculty and also alumni have been historically represented and honored in virtually every major professional conference, both nationally and internationally. Our students have even been honored with Emmy awards for their graduating theses. DDA alumni have been recruited by the world's leading creative studios.

DDA Undergraduate Program offers the following areas of study:

DDA Graduate Program offers the following areas of study:

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