The Center's mission is based on the philosophy that film, television, and new media are best studied in the context of a rigorous and broad-based liberal arts and sciences education. Although UCSB faculty conduct field-transforming research and are among the leading specialists in their fields, what separates our program from schools that focus on pre-professional training is an approach that grounds students in the liberal arts and sciences.
Applications for Center's Media Internship Program Due Feb. 15
The Carsey-Wolf Center’s Media Internship Program offers a highly selective competition to identify both undergraduate and graduate UCSB students who want to develop practical applications of the knowledge they have gained in their studies. Our interns come from any discipline at UCSB that stresses creative and critical thinking, media literacy and policy, collaboration and coordination, organization and integration, the craft of writing, or the art of storytelling.
"Digital Ocean: Connecting for Ocean Sustainability"
on UCTV
Learn more about DigitalOcean, a virtual commons being developed by UCSB's Environmental Media Initiative, is working to create global communities using new media to advance ocean sustainability and protect ocean ecosystems.
Help Us Sample The Sea
UC Santa Barbara researchers seek teachers for pilot program to teach students about seafood and ocean sustainability.
UCSB's Carsey Wolf Center for Film, Television, and New Media receives MacArthur Foundation Digital Media and Learning Innovation Grant for DigitalOcean: Sampling the Sea.
