Digital Media Degrees at the Isaacson School

Specialize your skills in Digital Production or Marketing with an AAS Degree or Certificates

Students looking for the best digital media programs will get on the fast track to a career with a AAS degree and certificates from the Isaacson School for Communication, Arts and Media at Colorado Mountain College.

The Isaacson School provides a huge selection of the latest digital tools, teachers with industry experience, and internships that can jump start your future with skills in:

  • Video Production
  • Audio Production
  • Virtual Reality
  • Animation
  • Multimedia
  • Digital Imaging

Named for digital communications pioneer Walter Isaacson, the Isaacson School not only gives you the skills, but also the connections for a strong start. So in two years, you could be working for one of the many employers in Colorado and around the world who seek skilled digital media writers, marketers, designers and producers. Or you could create your own digital start-up.

ISAACSON SCHOOL PROGRAM FEE FOR DIGITAL MEDIA

The media programs in the Isaacson School all have the same program fee. All program fees are reviewed and approved by the college’s Board of Trustees.

Digital Media Program Fee: $260 per semester Two portable hard drives, ability to print to high-resolution, color-managed printers, access to studio video and lighting systems.

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Digital Marketing Track

Learn how marketing uses digital media to influence perception and promote business. Use electives to delve into multimedia, web, photography, video, audio and more. Become a digital influencer. 

Digital Production Track

Dig deep into Multimedia Design/Production and learn Sound Design/Production. This track gives you the tools to become an audio/visual expert with the skills to bring multi-media content and stories to life.

Go Beyond

Take your Digital Media AAS further with content creation, design, communication and marketing strategy.

Integrated Media Bachelor of Applied Science

"Having the Isaacson School at Colorado Mountain College will help share the wealth of talent in this valley with the new media world."

- Scott Gilbert, former CEO of Saatchi & Saatchi Los Angeles and New York

Digital innovation in Colorado

Our digital media arts program is located in the epicenter of digital thinking — Aspen, Colorado and the Digital Valley. This area attracts digital innovators from across the world to share new ideas. So you get access to some of the newest thinking in the digital world.

Why the Digital Media program at Colorado Mountain College?

Colorado has a high concentration of digital media experts, outlets and entrepreneurs. That makes this region an incubator for ideas, internships and mentors. That means you'll learn in the field as well as in the classroom. You'll leave Colorado Mountain College armed, not only with a degree, but also with hands-on experience and contacts in the field.

Internships & Mentoring Opportunities

Real-world experience builds your digital portfolio and puts you on a career track. All emphasis areas include meaningful internship and electronic portfolio development. 

About Walter Isaacson 

Walter Isaacson, a noted author, former CEO of CNN and The Aspen Institute, and managing editor of TIME Magazine, helped found the Isaacson School for Communication, Arts & Media at Colorado Mountain College in 2012 to give students the opportunity to explore the intersection of art and technology. Thanks to Mr. Isaacson’s support, the Isaacson School has flourished and recently added a new Bachelor of Applied Science in Integrated Media.  

Walter Isaacson

About Walter Isaacson 

Walter Isaacson, a noted author, former CEO of CNN and The Aspen Institute, and managing editor of TIME Magazine, helped found the Isaacson School for Communication, Arts & Media at Colorado Mountain College in 2012 to give students the opportunity to explore the intersection of art and technology. Thanks to Mr. Isaacson’s support, the Isaacson School has flourished and recently added a new Bachelor of Applied Science in Integrated Media.