so, i have been looking around at the graduate degrees georgetown has to offer, and here's a doozy

Media, Art & Representation
Visual culture today is formed by our constantly reconfiguring media systems and forms of representation. We readily recognize and negotiate visual content from all levels of culture and from many kinds of technologies. We live in a world of media and mediations and the institutional environments that construct their meaning. Images and ideas today circulate rapidly through "high art" to TV, film, video, and the Web, and then back again across all kinds of media technology. Courses in this cluster will study contemporary media and the visual arts and focus on key issues like the nature of representation and mediation, the foundations of visual culture, and the social function of the visual arts in a post-Internet world.

Introduction to Digital Art
Advanced Digital Art
Intro to Contemporary Art: Theory, Practice & Institutions
Contemporary Art and the Art World
Digital Narratives
Theories of Media, Communication & the Visual Arts
Politics of Cultural Representation
Images of Technology
Critical Theory & Contemporary Media
Virtual Communities: Theory and Practice


dude, then i can backup all my shit with "look man, i have a Master's Degree, I KNOW THE WHOLE GODDAMN CAST OF 'SURVIVOR'!"