Study digital culture as it evolves.
Priority Fall Deadline
Apply for Fall admission and CCT scholarships/fellowships. Application fee is waived. Fall term starts late August.
Regular Fall Deadline
Apply for Fall admission (no CCT funding). Application fee of $90. Fall term starts late August.
Regular Spring Deadline
Apply for Spring admission (no CCT funding). Application fee of $90. Spring term starts mid-January.
“CCT has never asked me to shrink my passions down; in fact, the program has expanded them. Before enrolling, I knew nothing about the futurist and artificial intelligence fields. Now I am engrossed in them, and actively seeking ways to pair them with my narrative work.” ~ Kate Colwell, CCT ’20
“I chose CCT because I wanted to make sense of all my interests. I was a tinkerer who dabbled with code, had an affinity for brand strategy and loved to write. CCT helped me turn my many interests into a focus and eventually a career.” ~ Deron Hogans, CCT ’12
“Those who hire CCT grads know: in addition to technical skills, they have something even more valuable at the leadership level – a conceptual, ‘big picture’ understanding of the complex web of cultural, political, and economic relations in which our technologies are embedded.” ~ Martin Irvine, Founding Director and Core Faculty
CCTer Shana Inofuentes Founds Social Impact Startup Forging Digital Space for Indigenous Futures
April 9th, 2021
In her work, Shana Inofuentes grafts physical community into digital space and helps shape attitudes and behaviors to right injustice, strategies she intends to apply to other social impact campaigns in the future.
Christine Feldman-Barrett’s (CCT 2003) Unique Path Takes Her on a Journey Around the World
March 22nd, 2021
Christine Feldman-Barrett’s (CCT ’03) academic and professional journeys have taken her on a number of thrilling adventures in various industries and corners of the world.
Whitney Maddox (CCT ’19) Becomes NPR’s First Diversity Equity & Inclusion Manager
February 4th, 2021
Whitney Maddox (CCT 2019) has been selected to serve as NPR’s first Diversity, Equity, & Inclusion Manager and assumed her inaugural role early February.
Prof. Jeanine Turner and CCT Students Present Papers at National Communication Association Conference
December 2nd, 2020
One of the greatest perks of being in the CCT Program is the opportunity for curious and engaged students to collaborate with professors who are experts in their respective fields. This year, Prof. Jeanine Turner has teamed up with several CCT students to conduct research, co-author, and present papers at the Annual National Communication Association Conference.
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