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The Masters of Digital Media Program (MDM) is an innovative, full-time professional graduate degree offering students team-based experiences focused on project learning in close collaboration with the international games and digital media industry. Graduates will develop the professional skills required to be effective creators, practitioners and senior managers in this rapidly growing industry. The program is offered at the Great Northern Way Campus in Vancouver, and graduates of the program will receive a Masters Degree bearing the seals of BC's top post-secondary institutions: the University of British Columbia, Simon Fraser University, Emily Carr Institute of Art + Design and British Columbia Institute of Technology.

MDM Executive Director, Dr. Gerri Sinclair will be visiting OCAD on Friday, April 11th to host an information session about this exciting. Get your questions answered and win prizes just by attending!

Prizes: iPod and iTunes certificates

The Masters of Digital Media Program (MDM) is an innovative, full-time professional graduate degree offering students team-based experiences focused on project learning in close collaboration with the international games and digital media industry. Graduates will develop the professional skills required to be effective creators, practitioners and senior managers in this rapidly growing industry. The program is offered at the Great Northern Way Campus in Vancouver, and graduates of the program will receive a Masters Degree bearing the seals of BC's top post-secondary institutions: the University of British Columbia, Simon Fraser University, Emily Carr Institute of Art + Design and British Columbia Institute of Technology. To find out more information, you are invited to attend this information session.

Each year, the Campus Life & Career Services office, in cooperation with the Financial Aid & Awards office and the Faculty offices, hosts four Graduate Information Days. These sessions cover general approaches to identifying and finding a good fit, applying to, and financing graduate education.

It is never too early or too late to plan, so all students are welcome. Third- and fourth-year students with an interest in pursuing a master's degree are strongly encouraged to attend.

Each year, the Campus Life & Career Services office, in cooperation with the Financial Aid & Awards office and the Faculty offices, hosts four Graduate Information Days. These sessions cover general approaches to identifying and finding a good fit, applying to, and financing graduate education.

It is never too early or too late to plan, so all students are welcome. Third- and fourth-year students with an interest in pursuing a master's degree are strongly encouraged to attend.

Each year, the Campus Life & Career Services office, in cooperation with the Financial Aid & Awards office and the Faculty offices, hosts four Graduate Information Days. These sessions cover general approaches to identifying and finding a good fit, applying to, and financing graduate education.

It is never too early or too late to plan, so all students are welcome. Third- and fourth-year students with an interest in pursuing a master's degree are strongly encouraged to attend.

Each year, the Campus Life & Career Services office, in cooperation with the Financial Aid & Awards office and the Faculty offices, hosts four Graduate Information Days. These sessions cover general approaches to identifying and finding a good fit, applying to, and financing graduate education.

It is never too early or too late to plan, so all students are welcome. Third- and fourth-year students with an interest in pursuing a master's degree are strongly encouraged to attend.

Deadline for 2007 graduates from the Faculty of Design pursuing graduate studies in design in 2007/2008 to submit applications for the Alfred T. Vivash Bursary for Graduate Studies in Design to the Financial Aid & Awards Office.

One of the most important aspects of university life is the sharing and discussion of ideas. The colloquium — or academic conference or seminar — represents an invaluable opportunity for graduate students to present their work. Each graduate program at OCAD University hosts such an event with the goal of having students discuss their thesis or MRP work. Open to the university and wider community, these colloquia are defined by intellectual rigor, the presentation of original ideas and work and critical discussions.

GRADUATE STUDIES: “Brilliant Making” Lecture Series

FLORIA SIGISMONDI: In Conversation

Floria Sigismondi is an internationally recognized and acclaimed artist and filmmaker. Her wide-ranging work is marked by both striking visual narratives and deeply symbolic, luxurious and arresting images. She studied photography at OCAD University.

Moderated by Professor Barbara Rauch