The Collaborative Specialization in Vision Research prepares students for interdisciplinary and translational research in human, animal, or computer vision. Students will learn the computational and biological basis of seeing and how it helps to act successfully in the world. Students will learn from vision researchers using a broad range of experimental and theoretical approaches. This will prepare them for careers in academic, industrial, or public sector settings in vision research and related fields. They will also be introduced to translational approaches to moving vision research results from the lab to application in the clinic, community, or industry.

Participating graduate programs include:

• Biology
• Electrical Engineering and Computer Science
• Digital Media
• Interdisciplinary Studies
• Kinesiology & Health Science
• Philosophy
• Physics and Astronomy
• Psychology