Bachelor of Science in Humanities, Computing, and Design

Course Overview Why Study Humanities, Computing and Design at RIT? Multidisciplinary Approach : Humanities, computing, and design is an RIT New Economy Major. This collection of degree programs is forward-thinking and future-forming, and helps prepare you to excel in the multidisciplinary nature of our modern, dynamic economy. Key Program Highlights Hands-On Experience : Develop a professional portfolio showcasing your work on dynamic, hands-on projects to employers Flexible Skill Set : Learn to collaborate effectively with all stakeholders on a project, navigate user needs, and anticipate technical possibilities and other skills used across various industries Teaching Partnership Program Available: 4+1 or 3+2 programs enable you to earn your bachelor’s degree at RIT and a master’s degree in education at one of our partner universities 9 Majors That Launch Your Career in Digital Media Learn More What is Humanities, Computing, and Design? Humanities, computing, and design is a dynamic field of study that creates a bridge between the traditional liberal arts and the digital world, where critical thinking, cultural awareness, and communication integrate with digital technologies A bachelor’s degree in humanities, computing, and design prepares you for emerging career opportunities that have resulted from professionals finding new and exciting ways to combine digital technologies and computing into everything from business and communications to education, history, museum studies, politics, public policy, and more