Undergraduate
Interactive Media
Using technology to communicate.
Interactive Media
Interactive Media is an interdisciplinary program combining Multimedia Communication, Graphic Design, and Computer Science.
Technology has changed how we communicate with each other, within groups, and in society, and it will only continue to evolve. Simpson is one of only two schools in Iowa to offer this major, which combines graphic art, multi-media communication, and computer programming to create interactive media for communication with an audience.
Students who major in Interactive Media will learn to create and work with digital media applications that are aesthetically pleasing, communicate the intended message, react to user input, and store, retrieve and process information.
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A major for the modern era
An interactive media degree will equip you to understand web design and communications fundamentals. The various courses will make you a well-rounded student with a solid liberal arts education—a very marketable combination.
Building a problem-solving mindset
I have the background and education to better connect, explain, present and work with others.
Audrey Lovan '18
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Sam Adeniyi '20
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