Carnegie Mellon University

SIGGRAPH 2024

The ETC is the premiere professional graduate program for interactive entertainment as it’s applied across a variety of fields. Our unique, two-year, Master of Entertainment Technology (MET) degree was founded as a joint venture between Carnegie Mellon University’s School of Computer Science and the College of Fine Arts. The ETC Mission is to create inclusive and interdisciplinary educational opportunities that prepare students for professional careers through project-centric learning, conservatory instruction, community engagement, and industry collaboration. The ETC Vision is to shape students into creative leaders who imagine and build exemplary experiences to entertain, educate, transform, and inspire.

SIGGRAPH 2023

The ETC is the premiere professional graduate program for interactive entertainment as it’s applied across a variety of fields. Our unique, two-year, Master of Entertainment Technology (MET) degree was founded as a joint venture between Carnegie Mellon University’s School of Computer Science and the College of Fine Arts. The ETC Mission is to create inclusive and interdisciplinary educational opportunities that prepare students for professional careers through project-centric learning, conservatory instruction, community engagement, and industry collaboration. The ETC Vision is to shape students into creative leaders who imagine and build exemplary experiences to entertain, educate, transform, and inspire.

SIGGRAPH 2022

Carnegie Mellon University’s Entertainment Technology Center (ETC) is the premiere professional graduate program for interactive entertainment as it is applied across a variety of fields. Our unique, two-year, Master of Entertainment Technology (MET) degree was founded as a joint venture between Carnegie Mellon University’s School of Computer Science and the College of Fine Arts. The ETC excels at the intersection of technology, art and design. Here creative individuals are challenged to explore, experiment and collaborate to create games, designs, and stories using the latest technologies. At the ETC, we excel by creating an educational environment in which interdisciplinary students acquire collaboration, creativity and communication expertise while applying their artistic and technical skills through design-based research projects. The ETC is simply different, we strive to design experiences that educate, engage and inspire. Learn more on our website or by following us on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter. You can email us at rlombardi [at] cmu.edu for additional information.

SIGGRAPH 2020

Carnegie Mellon University’s Entertainment Technology Center (ETC) is the premiere professional graduate program for interactive entertainment as it is applied across a variety of fields. Our unique, two-year, Master of Entertainment Technology (MET) degree was founded as a joint venture between Carnegie Mellon University’s School of Computer Science and the College of Fine Arts. The ETC excels at the intersection of technology, art and design. Here creative individuals are challenged to explore, experiment and collaborate to create games, designs, and stories using the latest technologies. At the ETC, we excel by creating an educational environment in which interdisciplinary students acquire collaboration, creativity and communication expertise while applying their artistic and technical skills through design-based research projects. The ETC is simply different, we strive to design experiences that educate, engage and inspire. Learn more on our website or by following us on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter. You can email us at rlombardi [at] cmu.edu for additional information.

SIGGRAPH 2007

Carnegie Mellon’s Entertainment Technology Center offers a two-year Masters of Entertainment Technology degree.