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Programs Overview

The Department of Arts, Culture and Media (ACM) is home to eight distinct artistic and scholarly disciplines that allow students to explore a variety of artistic and academic endeavours.

Art History and Visual Culture

Art history at UTSC is a unique program that not only focuses on global and contemporary art, but also provides

Arts Management

Arts Management is a field of study within which students develop the knowledge and skills they need to become
Journalism students editing footage from live recording.

Journalism (Joint Program with

Students in Journalism can earn an Honours Bachelor of Arts degree and an Ontario Graduate Certificate in Contemporary
Media, Journalism and Digital Culture students working on a project

Media, Journalism and Digital Cultures

Media and Journalism present to us much of what we know about the world. Learn how they work in the context of today’s
UTSC Concert band

Music & Culture

Music and Culture engages students interested in enriching their knowledge of musical cultures past and present, and
New Media Studies students at the computer lab

New Media Studies

New Media Studies explores the effects of digital technology on traditional forms of media as well as how new forms of
"See Through" by Claudia Wong

Studio Art

Studio at UTSC is a B.A. program where creative students learn to make visual art and media through hands-on courses in

Theatre & Performance

Theatre and Performance combines the critical study of theatre with hands-on experiential training in flexible Major