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School of Creative Technologies

1. Bachelor of Engineering in Audio Visual Media Technology (DL133)
2. BSc (Honours) in Computing Multimedia Systems/ Web Engineering
3. Bsc in Computing in Multimedia Programming
4. BSc (Honours) in Computing Multimedia Systems/ Web Engineering *
5. BSc (Honours) in Applied Psychology
6. M.Sc. in Cyberpsychology (DL155) *
7. Certificate in Cyberpsychology*
8. Certificate in Human Computer Interaction *
9. Certificate in Data Visualisation (DL113S)*
10. Certificate in Organisational Psychology (DL1145)*
11. Certificate in Sport Psychology (DL1155)*
12. BA(hons) in English,Media & Cultural Studies
13. Certificate in Mobile Software Development, iOS (DL117S) 
14. Certificate in Mobile Software Development, Android (DL118S)
15. Certificate in Internet Research Methods, (DL116S)

* apply directly to IADT

Visit the School's Centre for Creative Technologies and Applications (CCTA) website @ http://www.iadt.ie/ccta or check us out on You Tube http://www.youtube.com/DLIADT.

School of Creative Technologies

Head of School:

Andrew Power, Dip (Eng), BSc (Eng), MA, MBA

Head of Department of Technology:

Mark Riordan, MSc, PhD

Head of Department of Learning Sciences:

Marion Palmer, MA, MEd, CSci, CPhys, MInstP, 

Creative Technologies at IADT is people-centred technology
in a digital environment. The School of Creative Technologies offers
dynamic programmes which combine technical skill and knowledge
with an understanding of how technology operates in society.

Our goal, through both our taught programmes and research, is to explore
the interaction of people and technology. This goal finds expression in a range
of existing disciplines such as Audiovisual Technologies, Gaming, Multimedia, Psychology, e-Learning, Assistive Technologies, Teaching and Learning, e-Business; and emerging disciplines such as Cyberpsychology. Students
at the School will find a wide range of career possibilities both within and
outside these disciplines.

Because technology is always evolving, research is key to the development
of the School and our students. It underpins and informs our taught programmes, develops the skills and expertise of staff, generates funding for growth and development and adds to the pool of knowledge, and forms a measure of our contribution to academic development in the Institute of Technology sector. In short, it means our programmes are among the most dynamic in the country,
and always remain at the cutting edge of this fast-growing industry.

The School of Creative Technologies hosts the Centre for Creative Technologies and Applications (CCTA), which is an umbrella for existing and future research publications. Recent successes of the CCTA include significant funded research into wireless, mobile and assistive technologies. For more information, please
visit http://ccta.iadt.ie/ccta/index.html. 

The School also provides academic leadership in the areas of technology, e-Learning and human computer interaction.

 

IADT is an  Associate Member of Europlat the European Network for Psychology Learning and Teaching   http://www.europlat.org . For more information please see  http://ccta.iadt.ie/ccta/newsstory.php?newsid=43