Technology, Culture and Society
We promote critical engagement with technology and science while drawing on the perspectives of the humanities and social sciences.

Luke DuBois
Luke DuBois is a pioneer in computational art, composer, and software engineer who co-authored Jitter, a widely used software suite for real-time video and graphics. Over two decades, he has transformed massive datasets—from presidential speeches to 19 million dating profiles—into artworks exploring American identity. His work has been commissioned by the Whitney Museum and exhibited globally at the Smithsonian, Sundance, and major galleries. At NYU, DuBois co-founded the Ability Project to develop accessible technology. He also led a key collaboration on the opera Sensorium Ex, building personalized synthetic AI voices for nonverbal performers. Recognized for his contributions, he has received the London Design Biennale Jury Medal, the NYC Sapolin Accessibility Award, the NYU MLK Jr. Faculty Award, and an Honorary Doctorate from Goucher College.
If you’ve ever wanted to explore the possibilities of augmented and virtual reality, work at the intersection of engineering and art, or become conversant with both the technical and social issues facing our world, Technology, Culture and Society might be the course of study for you.
The TCS Department also manages Tandon's General Education Requirements.
Programs
Integrated Design and Media, B.S.
Emerging Technologies, M.S.
Integrated Design and Media, M.S.
Human-Centered Technology, Innovation & Design, Ph.D.
Minors
in Technology, Culture and Society