Multimedia Department

Overview

Whether their strength is design or gaming, programming or animation, we offer a rich and challenging curriculum to our students that will prepare them to be a competitor and innovator in today's technology driven marketplace.

The Multimedia program at Ohlone College is designed to provide students with technical skills and a strong foundation in design. Students have the opportunity to explore the many different areas of multimedia while following professional practices and employing industry-standard software.

The Multimedia Department partners with leaders from the industry and four-year colleges and universities to create a cutting edge, conceptually rich and innovative curriculum that supports individual exploration and collaborative learning.

Learn more about Ohlone College's Multimedia Department and its programs.

Multimedia Degree and Certificates

Associate in Arts (A.A.) Degree

• Multimedia A.A. Degree (PDF)

Certificate of Achievement

• Multimedia Certificate of Achievement (PDF)

Certificates of Accomplishment

• Design Certificate of Accomplishment (PDF)
• Digital Art Certificate of Accomplishment (PDF)
• Graphic Design Certificate of Accomplishment (PDF)
• Photography Certificate of Accomplishment (PDF)
• 3D Modeling and Animation Certificate of Accomplishment (PDF)
• Video Game Development Certificate of Accomplishment (PDF)
• Web Delivery Certificate of Accomplishment (PDF)
• Web Design Certificate of Accomplishment (PDF)

Additional Information

Review a sample listing of Courses in this area of study. Review academic requirements in the Catalog and in the Curriculum Guides. All students are encouraged to meet with a counselor to review academic program requirements and/or have questions answered.

Apply for a Degree or Certificates

Are you finishing your associate degree or certificate? Please review How to Apply for a Degree or Certificate.

Honorable Mention Winner Jade Malonzo, Multimedia Festival. —Photo by Katherine Lee.

Related Information at Ohlone

• Art
• Computer Science
• Graphic Arts / Computer Graphics
• Photography (by Paul Mueller)

Division

Arts and Social Sciences Division.