By focusing on and achieving a meaningful balance between art-making and technical professions. Electronic Art and Animation graduates are able to juxtapose two dynamic processes, and expand both professional skills and artistic development.

You can move on to careers in animation, motion graphics, promotional videos, and other exciting production fields. Ramapo graduates currently work at One on One Ads, Round Table Media, Freshwater DMP, and High5 Games or have freelanced with Company 3, Method Studios, and Brushfire Marketing.

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* Sources of Information: United States Department of Labor: Bureau of Labor Statistics (2020). For more information about careers and assistance in making your career plans, please contact Career Services (cahill@ramapo.edu) or visit www.ramapo.edu/careercenter/.

As a visual arts major, you’ll be able to take courses taught within a liberal arts context in art history, art and technology, 3-D modeling and animation, drawing, painting, photography, sculpture and video. If a career in education interests you, you can look into taking the Visual Arts Teaching Certification program.

You’ll take specialized courses with cutting edge technological tools helping to promote creativity and combining the areas of video, animation, social and electronic interactivity, and language to expand ideas of artistic expression. Ramapo students have gained internship experience with companies such as One on One Ads, Gallery Aferro, Harvestworks, and Brand Candy Media. Looking for a network for your art and ideas? Consider joining our Visual Artists Society on campus. Students have also been accepted into the Riverview Arts District Mural Program in Jersey City and screened their animations at the Jersey City Let It Glow outdoor video festival.