Graduate Studies at The Creative School - Info Session
- Date
- March 05, 2026
- Time
- 2:00 PM EST - 4:00 PM EST
- Location
- The Catalyst - 2nd floor, 80 Gould Street
- Open To
- Everyone
- Contact
- Elaine Nie - anie@torontomu.ca
Join us at The Creative School Graduate Info session to discover how to be part of the next generation of creative leaders through innovative programs and tight-knit partnerships.
This is your opportunity to:
- Ask questions about your program of interest.
- Meet members of the Graduate Studies community.
- Learn about the admissions process and funding opportunities available.
This is an IN-PERSON session, feel free to drop by any time between 2 - 4 pm to speak with us!
Graduate Programs at The Creative School
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Explore and Learn about Graduate Studies at The Creative School
Communication and Culture (ComCult) (MA, PhD)
This unique partnership between Toronto Met U and York University combines expertise and opportunities for advanced study of media and cultural technologies, as well as communication politics in practice and theory. The two-year, full- or part-time MA program combines academic and professional work through independent research in theory-building, media practice or policy implications.
Digital Media (MDM)
MDM is a transdisciplinary executive program that is uniquely designed to equip graduates with the skills and industry experience they will need to be thought leaders in the digital media world. As the digital economy continues to grow, the future will belong to professionals with the ability to create solid business models that are innovative, disruptive and sustainable through digital media.
Documentary Media (MFA)
Through combined studies in documentary production and history, our curriculum prepares students to produce major research projects (MRP) that can take the form of narrative or non-narrative films, gallery-based installations, photobooks, and web or multi-platform documentaries.
F+PPCM (MA)
Our unique curriculum is developed and delivered by a range of specialists, from historians of photography and film to museum, library and archival professionals. Students gain advanced research skills by completing an original written or practical thesis.
Fashion (MA)
MA Fashion is an interdisciplinary program with students from a wide variety of academic backgrounds, including fine arts, humanities, social sciences, design and business. This program does not require prior fashion industry knowledge.
Interior Design (MID)
The Master of Interior Design program is a rigorous, one-year post-professional program designed to prepare future leaders and changemakers to take on growing industry demands. As a student in the program, you'll gain a deep understanding of how interior design impacts society and delve into cutting-edge concepts such as design thinking models, emerging technology, and new approaches to sustainability. Whether your goal is to pursue academia or break new ground as a designer, this program will give you the tools and expertise you need to succeed.
Journalism (MJourn)
Gain essential skills to tell stories for audiences across all platforms with a sophisticated understanding of journalism's historic missions and present-day possibilities. For their major research projects, students will produce a substantial piece of journalism, demonstrating advanced research skills and mastery of the chosen medium.
Media & Design Innovation (PhD)
The PhD in Media & Design Innovation is a one-of-a-kind doctoral program for scholars and practitioners in media, design and creative disciplines. Placing creativity at the heart of learning, the program is designed specifically for innovative makers and scholar-practitioners.
Media Production (MA)
The Master of Arts in Media Production focuses on the creation and analysis of media projects with an emphasis on aesthetics, research, technology, and financing structures that underpin excellence in media. Students explore the creative, theoretical, economic, and cultural structures that influence how media is produced and disseminated.
Professional Communication (MPC)
This vibrant program addresses the growing need for formally qualified specialists to plan, implement and oversee communications at organizational and global levels, whether in government, health care, corporations or not-for- profit organizations.
Scriptwriting & Story Design (MFA)
This uniquely interdisciplinary program nurtures emerging, storytelling voices in the art of script-based creative writing for stage, screen and cutting-edge media platforms. The final thesis project is a full script for a feature film, a stage play, television or other form of scripted media.