Programs
Emily Carr is one of Canada's best known Art and Design institutions specializing in sustainable design, photography, new media, visual arts, media, interactive media, animation, industrial design, product design, ceramics, sculpture, communication design and general fine arts.
The current president of the institute is Dr. Ron Burnett who has been in the position for 14 years.
Current degree programs include:
- Bachelor of Fine Arts in Animation, Film/Video, Visual Arts, General Fine Arts, or Photography
- Bachelor of Design in Communication Design, Interaction Design or Industrial Design
- Bachelor of Media Arts
- Masters of Applied Arts in Visual Arts, Design and Media Arts
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