The degree, which interweaving design, technology, business and communication, provides the knowledge necessary for designers and entrepreneurs to “futureproof” their ideas and adapt quickly to changing work environments and consumer needs.
USC Iovine and Young Hall brings together students pursuing a combination of design, technology and business.
The 40,000-square-foot facility supports the USC Iovine and Young Academy’s mission with the latest technology, from 3D printers and a multimedia imaging lab to a podcast studio.
The musician and entrepreneur joins in the celebration of 30 problem-solver students who break the traditional mold.
Innovators, thinkers, disruptors and problem solvers: The academy’s inaugural class heads into the world ready to tackle its challenges.
They’re the first students to graduate from the academy, whose unique perspective on innovation comes from the minds of its founders, producer Jimmy Iovine and musician Andre “Dr. Dre” Young.
The cutting-edge academy, which combines design, engineering and art skills, will see its first cohort graduate next month.
The USC Iovine and Young Academy is starting work on a new track for students to help patients participate in their own care.
Ceremony kicks off construction of a new home for the innovative center, where students combine culture, business and technology — and immediately get down to business.
Their firm, Mira, is the first startup to come out of USC’s revolutionary Jimmy Iovine and Andre Young Academy.
Local nonprofit educates hundreds of boys who eventually earn degrees from four-year universities across the country.
We will prepare stellar artists to be effective entrepreneurs and singular businesspersons to be great artists.
Jimmy Iovine and Andre Young (Dr. Dre) invest $70 million to prepare USC students who’ll shape the future.
Entering student at USC Iovine and Young Academy is a youthful inventor and inspirational preacher.
USC Iovine and Young Academy welcomes its inaugural class of freshmen to The Garage, a new studio space designed to foster innovation.
Music industry icons and entrepreneurs Jimmy Iovine and Dr. Dre (Andre Young) have pledged $70 million to USC to create a new model for training and inspiring the next generation of innovators.