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We are a hub for learning media studies, digital technologies, communications practices and artistic production.
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Undergraduate programs Learn more
CSMA has two undergraduate programs: the BA Honours in Communication Studies and the BA Honours in Media Arts.
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View your CSMA course outline to find assignment due dates, assessments and more.
Humanities Student Experience Office Learn more
Access undergraduate academic advising, career support and experiential learning.
Graduate programs Learn more
Explore our MA, PhD and Master of Communication Management program options.
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Research Institutes & Centres

Centre for Networked Media and Performance Learn more
The Centre for Networked Media and Performance produces, explores and analyzes new forms of expression, communication and collaboration, enabled by networks and networking technologies.

Lewis & Ruth Sherman Centre for Digital Scholarship Learn more
The Sherman Centre consults, instructs and offers technical support on approaches to digital scholarship for research and teaching.

Networked Imagination Laboratory Learn more
Artist researchers in the Networked Imagination Laboratory create multimedia performances, works of media art and software platforms for network music and live coding.

Pulse Lab Learn more
Pulse Lab engages in rigorous interdisciplinary and trans-faculty research, employing multimedia technologies to support community-driven research and needs.

Communications Governance Observatory Learn more
The Communications Governance Observatory, directed by Sara Bannerman, is dedicated to the study of the increasingly globalized and networked governance of communications and creative production.