The Bachelor of Arts in Culture and Technology Studies from the University of Guelph offers you a critical lens through which to examine the intricate relationship between human experience, societal structures, and technological advancement. In an era where digital tools shape our interactions, economies, and even our identities, this program equips you to understand and navigate the complex challenges and opportunities presented by contemporary technology. You will explore how technology influences culture, power dynamics, ethics, and accessibility, preparing you for a world increasingly mediated by digital systems. This degree is ideal for curious minds interested in the intersection of arts, humanities, and computer science.
This four-year, full-time, on-campus program immerses you in a dynamic learning environment where you will develop practical skills in areas such as digital storytelling, scripting for the humanities, and data analysis. Through a combination of core courses, disciplinary praxis, and contextual studies, you will gain hands-on experience in digital approaches to culture and critical making. Your studies will culminate in a significant digital research project, allowing you to apply your acquired knowledge. You will graduate with a versatile skill set, ready for diverse career paths in digital media, cultural institutions, technology development, and beyond.