Art & Technology

Apps, animations, interactive television and social media: they are all perfect examples of creative solutions that have been developed in recent years. You find them all over the world. New technological developments are emerging at breakneck speed and are being applied creatively to produce new ideas. But who thinks up these ideas? And how? Within Art & Technology, you learn about the processes behind devising such technologies. And who knows, you might be thinking up brand-new concepts yourself in a couple of years’ time

The Art & Technology course forms part of the Creative Media and Game Technologies degree. On this course, you learn how to apply new techniques to create new forms of communication and subsequently develop new, interactive concepts. You take account of customer wishes, of course, while drawing on your own creativity as a specialism. Because as an Art & Technology student, you are – needless to say – extremely creative. In addition you are curious, inventive and open-minded. 

School of Creative Technology

At Saxion, we consider it important that you can achieve your full potential during your time as a student. The School of Creative Technology, which runs the Art & Technology course, offers you plenty of opportunities for personal development. For example, are you keen to gain even more international experience during your studies? That’s definitely a possibility. You can do your internship or thesis elsewhere in Europe, or beyond. Alternatively, you could choose to do the short degree programme rather than the full four-year bachelor’s programme. Saxion ensures that you can complete your degree in a way that suits you personally.

Within the School of Creative Technology, you can enjoy studying in an informal and fun atmosphere. Your class will include many other international students, from many different backgrounds and with different languages. This ensures that, during your studies, you not only learn a lot about art and technology but that you are also able get to know other cultures. Plus you have the chance to improve your language skills, and plenty of opportunity to taste Dutch student life alongside your time spent studying. With their large student populations, the cities of Enschede and Deventer offer numerous options for sports and nightlife and to form new groups of friends.