You will be encouraged to share your contacts and placement ideas during the development of the Applied Project, and will be guided by EVC faculty during this process. Possible placement opportunities include working with environmental organizations and associations, educational institutions, government agencies, advertising and marketing firms, print and online publishers, galleries and photography associations, and museums and individuals, located in Canada or abroad. You will acquire insight, experience, and networking opportunities, while offering communication services to your industry partner.
#Environmental visual enhancements professional#
Working in a professional setting under the mentorship of an industry professional, or in a self-directed initiative supported by program faculty, advisors or coaches, you will participate in a six-week placement, creating content and strategy for your individual Applied Project. The Applied Project is designed to meet the needs of each individual student, all of whom bring a unique background and mix of skills to the EVC program. The ultimate goal is to motivate the public to care about and become active participants in sustaining our ever-changing world. Environmental visual communication is an emerging field and its practitioners are key leaders who, through collaboration and deliverables, can build bridges between science and society. Solutions to long-term sustainability are not found solely in the realm of science.
#Environmental visual enhancements how to#
Throughout the Environmental Visual Communication (EVC) program, you will learn how to identify strategies to inform and educate, garner engagement and support, and build and share campaigns to address conservation issues.Įquipped with hybrid skills and a sense of active environmental stewardship, graduates of this innovative, integrated, and applied program will be able to connect ideas among diverse groups and tell compelling stories with fluency. The program takes place in a truly unique learning environment - at the Royal Ontario Museum (ROM) in downtown Toronto. With a focus on strategic messaging and technical savvy, you will learn to use photography, videography, multimedia and design principles to bridge environmental competencies with thoughtful communication through diverse media channels. Positioned at the convergence of science and art, the Environmental Visual Communication program is designed to fill a recognized need for individuals who are passionate about environmental issues and storytelling and who want to effectively engage people to foster change. There is no other program like this in Canada.
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