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Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Computational Media Design

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Faculty of Arts Computational Media Design School of Architecture, Planning and Landscape Faculty of Graduate Studies Faculty of Science PHD - Doctor of Philosophy

General Program Information

The PhD is offered jointly through the Department of Computer Science, Faculty of Science; School of Architecture, Planning and Landscape; and Department of Art, Department of English, and School of Creative and Performing Arts, Faculty of Arts. For simplifying the explanations in this document and for the purposes of CMD requirements, Art, Dance, Drama, English and Music, as well as Architecture, Planning and Landscape are jointly referred to as Arts and Design.

Students may register in the PhD program as part-time students only with permission from the CMD Advisory Committee.

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Location: Science A Building, Room 229

Email address: mailto:sci.grad@ucalgary.ca

Web page URL: http://www.ucalgary.ca/cmd/

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