Pill Popper
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The Center for the
Recently Possible
ITP’s mission is to explore the imaginative use of communications technologies.
We don’t focus on just teaching technical skills. Instead, we focus on critical thinking, creative exploration, and the ability to learn how to learn. We embrace failure — as long as you learn from it.
ITP is sometimes described as an art school for engineers and at the same time an engineering school for artists. Perhaps the best way to describe us is as a Center for the Recently Possible.
Admissions
The graduate application for the Fall 2025 cycle is now open! The deadline to apply is December 1. Click here to apply.
Announcements
Curriculum
ITP is a two-year program of full-time study leading to a Master of Professional Studies (M.P.S.) degree. From the practical to the experimental, we are pushing the boundaries of interactivity.
Here is a selection of courses, both past and present. Read more about the curriculum.
For NYU non-majors wanting to take ITP classes, please check the policy here.
To propose a course please submit this form.
The Floor
Check out our 360 degree walk through of the department and student-run labs at 370 Jay Street.
People
ITP was founded and established almost 50 years ago by Red Burns. Since 1983 and until 2010 ITP was chaired by Burns, a renowned technology pioneer, filmmaker, activist, educator. Read more about Red.
News
ITP and IMA make headlines! Read all about students, faculty and alumni accomplishments in the news.
Stiller is Back in Australia to Make Monks Work on “Precipice of Recently Possible”
Snell has transformed students’ brainwaves into soundscapes, sonifying the activity in their minds.
Tori DelValle joins as first Artist in Residence in over a decade, signaling continued growth for IBA’s arts programming
ITP Faculty member Yeseul Song opened an exhibition consisting of three site-specific installations for Hunminjeongeum, the most important national treasure in South Korea.
IMA alum Tori Delvalle is part of an upcoming group exhibition pre-screening event for “Password******” on October 25th.
NYU Tisch Alumni Relations sat down with Wyna Liu ’14 (MPS, ITP), editor for the New York Times’ puzzle ‘Connections’, to learn more about how she creates the viral game each day.
IMA Low Res Student Senaida Ng participates in the New Visions for Music & Sound Conference in Berlin
The World Bank’s Understanding Risk Opening Ceremony in Himeji, Japan this Summer was diirected by ITP Alum Mary Mark.
Events
The Tisch ITP/IMA space hosts many activities, guest speakers and recruitment events by leading tech companies and design firms. Our busy schedule includes lectures, workshops, exhibitions, tournaments, and hackathons.
