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From: p_davis@epik.enet.dec.com (Peter Davis)
Newsgroups: comp.multimedia
Subject: Re: Multi-media as a field of graduate study
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Date: 14 Feb 91 19:40:02 GMT
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In article <21166@unix.SRI.COM>, alioshin@unix.SRI.COM (Paul Alioshin) writes...
>I am starting to contemplate the idea of going back to school
>for a graduate degree. I am interested in finding out whether
>there are any Universties that offer a field of study in 
>Multi-Media . 

You should check out the Media Arts and Sciences program at MIT.  This is
essentially the academic program underlying the MIT Media Laboratory.  There are
a number of different research groups investigating various aspects of media
technology and its impact on humans.  These include groups in Speech Research,
Music and Cognition, Spatial Imaging, Electronic Publishing, Computer Graphics
and Animation, Human Interfaces, Film and Video, the Visible Language Workshop,
and others.

For more information, write to:

	Admissions Office
	The Media Laboratory
	Massachusetts Institute of Technology
	20 Ames Street
	Cambridge, MA 02139

-pd