Gain a hands-on understanding of important artistic and design principles and human behaviors in games, plus the implications of gamification in society, without the need for extensive knowledge of computer programming. Offered on campus.

Gain the hands-on design and development skills necessary to create interactive, virtual environments that span devices and platforms, whether for games or virtual reality applications in education, business, healthcare and beyond. Offered on campus.

Explore information systems and computational methods used to transform data and information into knowledge, from machine learning and data science to artificial intelligence. Emphasis areas: Data Science, and Interactive and Immersive Technologies. Offered on campus.

Learn about creative coding, human-computer interaction, virtual reality, user experience, interactive art, sound technology, multimedia design and game development. Offered on campus.

Explore social network theories and analysis, digital storytelling, information manipulation and propaganda, digital discourse, web design and the impact of social media on daily life. Offered on campus and online.

Gain a general understanding of esports industries, gaming communities and the social issues related to gaming for sport, including recent gaming trends in society. Offered on campus and online.

Gain an understanding of game design and related social and societal factors, including important design principles and human behavior in games, without needing extensive knowledge of programming. Offered on campus and online.

Gain an introduction to programming, design and game development fundamentals, learning to develop games both for entertainment, applications and other purposes. Offered on campus and online.

An ideal add-on for virtually any UArizona major, this minor provides insight into issues in contemporary digital society from a variety of vantage points. Offered on campus and online.

Learn about all facets of information, from deriving information to managing information to extracting meaning from information. Offered on main campus.

Gain an understanding for work related to libraries, archives, special collections, material preservation, health information management and more. Available on campus and online.

Develop the skills necessary to create virtual interactive environments that span devices and platforms.

Develop the skills and confidence to tackle real-world data problems using modern programming languages.

Develop skills to each computers to use language by extracting knowledge from text and using that knowledge in meaningful ways.