Master of Design and Technology
The Master of Arts in Design and Technology is a one-year, 30-credit graduate program that integrates technology with advanced design practices. Students explore methodologies, research-driven processes, and hands-on studio work to create innovative, impactful projects in areas such as graphic design, game design, interior design, product design, and architecture. This program prepares designers to lead at the intersection of creativity and technology, advancing their expertise to address complex challenges in their fields. The program is designed for recent graduates and professionals and includes a streamlined 4+1 pathway for LTU undergraduates. The program features a flexible hybrid learning format that combines in-person studio work with online components to accommodate diverse learning needs and professional schedules.
Admissions + Curriculum
Minimum requirements for admission to the program are:
Have completed a Bachelor or higher degree in Architecture, Communication Design, Experience Design, Game Design, Graphic Design, Industrial/Product Design, Interior Design, Interior Architecture, or another closely related field from a NASAD, CIDA, or NAAB-accredited program or international equivalent.
Have excellent academic credentials with a minimum GPA of 3.0 on a 4.0 scale.
Have submitted a written statement outlining their thesis statement and personal goals.
Have submitted a completed application packet to Graduate Admissions by the appropriate deadline.
Have met university requirements for demonstration of English proficiency (international students).
For specific program questions, contact the Chair of Design, Philip Plowright, at pplowrigh@ltu.edu, or Associate Dean Lilian Crum, at lcrum@ltu.edu.
For general questions about our programs or the college, please contact Associate Dean. Lilian Crum, at lcrum@ltu.edu.
Total Semester Credit Hours: 30