WHY CHOOSE AN ONLINE DIGITAL ARTS AND SCIENCES DEGREE?
EXPLORE THE DIGITAL EDGE OF PRODUCTION, ANIMATION, AND GAME DESIGN WITH A DIGITAL ARTS AND SCIENCES DEGREE FROM UF ONLINE.
- College
- College of the Arts
- Degree Type
- Bachelor of Arts
- Diploma Title
- Bachelor of Arts in Digital Arts and Sciences
- Transcript Title
- Bachelor of Arts in Digital Arts and Sciences
Major Digital Arts and Sciences
The BADAS degree crosses traditional college boundaries between arts, communications, and technology. The emergent field of Digital Arts & Sciences is ideal for students whose intellectual and creative energies are not confined by traditional academic disciplines. BADAS students will immerse themselves in every aspect of the new and developing digital landscape – from design and production to animation, from programming to game design.
The BADAS degree provides graduates with applicable technical, creative, and critical-thinking skills that are highly prized by employers in the entertainment, communications, and technology sectors, and are central to the Digital Worlds Institute BADAS curriculum. Students will gain experience working in project-based classes in team-oriented environments, reflecting the dynamic of many industry settings.
Note on the application process:
Freshman applicants (0-11 credits) and Lower Division transfer applicants (12-59 credits): You must complete all general education requirements and prerequisites prior to starting upper division coursework. Upper division coursework begins every Fall and you will be required to submit a portfolio to the Digital Worlds Institute prior to beginning the Fall semester.
Upper Division Transfer (60+ credits) Applicants: Transfer admission to UF Online’s Digital Arts & Sciences program is offered every Fall and requires a portfolio submission. After submitting the UF Online application to the UF Office of Admissions, you should then submit your portfolio for Departmental review. All materials for the UF Online Application and the portfolio must be submitted prior to the File Completion Deadline.