Biomedical Engineering
Undergraduate students majoring in the biological sciences or engineering may earn a certificate through this program.
Creative Workshop Art School
Classes for all ages are sponsored by the Memorial Art Gallery.
Eastman Computer Music Center
The Center provides computing and digital audio facilities for compositional, performance, theoretical and other types of musical projects. It also supports creative and instructional work in this area.
Industry Practicum
For engineering and computer science majors, eight months of fulltime work is added onto one's program of study, giving students practical job experience.
International Theatre Program
Contains upcoming productions, audition information, ticket reservations, faculty and artists, and previous productions.
Laser Energetics
An extensive site, explaining the organization, its purposes and affiliations, along with career and education opportunities.
Learning Assistance Services
The program offers study skills counseling, academic study groups, disability support, and a test bank. It also maintains the College Writing Center which furnishes writing tutorials, computer equipment for word processing, library catalogue access and web access.
Religion and Classics
Describes available internships, with recent examples, and gives information on how to become an intern.
School Programs
The Memorial Art Gallery's Education Department consults with elementary and secondary school teachers on curriculum planning, based on its permanent collection or temporary exhibitions.
Studio Arts
The Department of Art and Art History oversees this undergraduate degree program in drawing, painting, photography, sculpture, computer art, and film-making.
Teacher Services
At the University of Rochester in New York State, the Memorial Art Gallery's Education Department consults with elementary and secondary school teachers on curriculum planning, based on its permanent collection or temporary exhibitions.
Visual and Cultural Studies
The M.A./Ph.D. program, administered by the Department of Art and Art History, takes a socio-historical approach to the interpretation of artistic production.
Writing Program
Provides information about writing requirements in the College of Arts, Sciences, and Engineering, and has resources for those who wish to improve their writing skills.