A passion for the arts shaped by technology

Creative. Well-rounded. Solutions-oriented. Technically-skilled. Stevens graduates are well-prepared and well-suited for our media-centric world, where technology frames the musical and artistic output across creative industries. Just ask Caroline Amaba '12, a software engineer at BuzzFeed who majored in Visual Arts & Technology and Computer Science: "A lot of employers liked my computer science background together with the digital design experience I developed from VA&T. The merger of those skills enables me to bridge the gap between our designers and developers." VIDEO: Technology and the Arts at Stevens

Stevens Experiences Help Alumna Execute Global Strategy at Netflix As a global project manager for the streaming video giant, Taylore Fowler '14 works with teams from around the world involved in post-production, content acquisition, marketing, editorial creative, innovation and launch strategy. She credits her Music & Technology degree and an impressive array of internship opportunities while at Stevens for paving the way to a rewarding career.

Learning to Create Music for Motion Pictures Dreaming of scoring and composing music for movies, Aashray Harishankar '18 chose Stevens for its cutting-edge Music & Technology program and proximity to New York City. He recently finished an internship program at Remote Control Productions, a collection of studios owned and operated by Hans Zimmer, one of Hollywood's most famous film score composers.

A Three-Dimensional Eye for Fashion After graduating from the Visual Arts & Technology program with a concentration in graphic design and animation, Soetkin Van Landegem '18 jumped right into the fashion industry. At Tapestry's Kate Spade, Van Landegem combines her love of fashion and digital arts, designing and developing 3D concepts for store windows and showrooms, as well as special events.