Graduate Studies

PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS

Graduate Diploma in Digital Futures

Required Courses & Timeline

Curriculum: 24 credits

Year One
Fall (3-6 credits) Winter (3 credits)
Summer (3 credits)
Immersion (required non-credit pass/fail) Elective (3) Elective (3)
DIGF 6B01: Digital Design & Creation Methods (3)Or
INCD 6B03: Inclusive Research Methods (3)*
DIGF 6B02: Creation and Computation (3) (alternatively may be taken in the fall of second year)
Year Two
Fall (3-6 credits) Winter (3 credits)
 Summer (6 credits)
DIGF 6B04: Business, Innovation and Leadership (3) DIGF 6B03: Digital Projects Studio / Seminar (3)

DIGF 6C01: Intensive: Project / Prototyping Spring Institute (residential with the CFC Media Lab) (6)
DIGF 6B02 Creation & Computation (3)
(if not already taken in Year One)

*By permission of the Graduate Program Director

Electives (not all courses are offered each term)

Master’s in Digital Futures

Required Courses & Timeline

Curriculum: 48 credits

Year One
Fall (9 credits) Winter (9 credits)
Summer (9 credits)
Immersion (required non-credit pass/fail)


DIGF 6B03: Digital Projects Studio/Seminar (3)
DIGF 6C01: Intensive: Project / Prototyping Spring Institute (residential with the CFC Media Lab) (6)
DIGF 6B01: Digital Design and Creation Methods (3)
OR
*GGRA 6B01: Contemporary Research Methods (3)
DIGF 6B12: Digital Media History, Theory, Criticism (3) Internship
or
Residency
or
International graduate exchange
or
Elective (3)
DIGF 6B02: Creation & Computation (3)
Elective (3)
Elective (3)
Year Two
Fall (9 credits) Winter (12 credits)
DIGF 6B05: Graduate Seminar (3) DIGF 6E01: Digital Futures MDes/MFA Thesis (12)
or
DIGF 6E02: Digital Futures MA Thesis
(12)
DIGF 6B06: Advanced Research & Practice (3)
DIGF 6B04: Business Creation, Innovation and Leadership

* MA Students may take GGRA 6B01 Contemporary Research Methods by permission of the Graduate Program Director

Electives (not all courses are offered each term)

Alternatively students may choose from:

  1. Approved graduate level courses in other OCAD U graduate programs
  2. A 300- or 400-level undergraduate course in any discipline, with the approval of the instructor and Graduate Program Director (supplementary readings and a graduate level research project or essay are to be arranged with the instructor)
  3. A graduate course at another university through the Ontario Visiting Graduate Student Plan (OVGS), or the Canadian University Graduate Transfer Agreement (CUGTA). Students should consult the Graduate Student Handbook for more information.

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GRADUATE PROGRAMS

MA in Contemporary Art, Design and New Media Art Histories

MFA in Criticism & Curatorial Practice

Digital Futures (MA, MFA, MDes, Graduate Diploma)

Inclusive Design (MDes)

Interdisciplinary Master's in Art Media and Design

MDes in Strategic Foresight and Innovation

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