About CAMD

04/06/20 - BOSTON, MA. - Spring scenes on the Boston campus on April 6, 2020. Photo by Ruby Wallau/Northeastern University

Comprised of six academic schools and departments and multiple research centers and labs, the College of Arts, Media and Design is a vibrant community of creators, innovators, and researchers dedicated to expanding artistic and academic boundaries. We integrate fundamental human literacies with cutting-edge advancements in technology, data and new media.

Our Boston campus includes a network of creative and physical maker spaces and our offerings are available at more than half a dozen of Northeastern’s global locations including Oakland, London and Vancouver.

We are inclusive, flexible, pragmatic, and responsive. Most of all, we are transforming the academic and research landscape through interdisciplinary collaborations, not just within our College and global University network, but around the world.

Schools and Departments

Learning through experience to spark true innovation

Art + Design

Engage with visual, studio, digital and media arts, using emerging technologies and practices to express ideas and implement solutions.

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Music

Cross-disciplinary study and practice of music, underscored by cutting­-edge technology and a focus on the impact of music on cultures around the globe.

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Latest news

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CAMD Launches Creative Catalyst Seed Grant Program

This program is designed to catalyze research and creative work that will make substantial knowledge contributions and advance socially beneficial outcomes, demonstrating CAMD’s capacity for transformative leadership.

December 19, 2025

Image of Sutanuka Jashu in front of a screengrab of her art project "Media Sculpt."
Center for Transformative Media

CTM Scholar Spotlight: Sutanuka Jashu

For this edition of the Scholar Spotlight series, CTM Communications Specialist Claire Ogden interviewed Jashu about the intersection between her research and art practice.

November 3, 2025