Go to the main content Arrow right icon
Design Art Technology
Menu Design Art Technology

Lecturers & partners

Lecturers & partners

You will be taught by an international team of leading lecturers and guest lecturers, some of whom have established their own leading studios at the interface of digital, graphical and interactive media, while others are independent artists in the field of digital, electronic and new media art.

Team DAT

  • Daan van Dijk, head of programmes and Methodology lecturer (year 1)
  • Anke van Loon, course coordinator, study career counselor and internship mentor (year 3)

Lecturers

Most of your lecturers teach one day per week and spend the rest of their time working in their own practices. That means you are being taught by people with a rich, relevant network who are up to date on relevant developments in the discipline.

Hard- & Software LAB

Guest teachers 

Throughout the year we invite a wide range of guest teachers, all of whom have a connection with the field of Design Art Technology in one way or another. For example: 

Ali Eslami 
Annet Dekker 
Annie Goodner |
Arif Kornweitz 
Bits Of Freedom 
Daniel Powers 
Dimitri Tokmetzis 
Dorien Zandbergen 
Dries Depoorter 
Driessens & Verstappen 
Esther Polak
Garret Lockhart 
Gottfried Haide
Jasper van Loenen 
Jolan van der Wiel 
Jonas Lund  
Jonathan Puckey
Joost Rekveld 
Justin Bennet
Kacper Ziemianin 
Lori Napoleon 
Lucas & Gideon 
Margarita Osipian 
Maurizio Motalti 
Natalie Dixon 
Nestor Sire  
Ralf Basecker 
Rana Ghavami 
Richard Vijgen 
Rob Bothof 
Rosa Menkman http://rosa-menkman.blogspot.com/ 
Telco Systems 
Tina Frank  
Valerie van Zuylen 
Wei-Chieh Shih   

Partners  

The course works closely with: 

Eye Film Institute 
Upstream Gallery 
Schiphol 
NXP semiconductors 
Go Short Film festival 
RNDR studio 
Li-Ma platform for media art 
Creative Coding Utrecht 
Mister Motley 
Dwingeloo radio astronomy station 
University: Politecnico di Milano, Italy 
TUMO learning Lab, Armenia 
University: Elisava Barcelona, Spain 
Kyoto Institute of Technology, Japan 

These partners help shape education and are important for the further development of education. Our former students occupy a valuable place within the academy: they are represented in an alumni committee that can provide solicited and unsolicited advice about the curriculum. Together we constantly develop new programmes and assignments. This keeps instructors and students on their toes, education diverse and the curriculum coherent but also innovative, topical and in motion.