Education

The Cyberart and Cyberculture Research Initiative provides a focus for interdisciplinary collaboration. Scholars from diverse fields bring areas of expertise that expand and enrich their common interest in cyberart. Students from departments of art, literature, sociology, computer science, music and other programs equally contribute to and flourish in studies in cyberart.

Cyberart students with Prof Irina Aristarkhova	Student Projects, Cyberarts 2001-2002 & New Media Art 2002-2003

Under the auspices of the University Scholars Programme, modules in Literature, Visual and Musical Arts are fully taught in the Cyberart Studio. Past and present modules include:

• Cyberart
• New Media Art
• Practices of MIDI Music
• Music and Technology
• Representing the Interface
• Telling Stories in Cyberspace
• Hypertext Theory: Writing in the Electronic Era
• The Text Electric
• Information and Society