Perhaps this page can give you a starting point. It's mostly USA (ITP, UCLA) but also others around the world.

Looking at the Netherlands the use of Processing has been marginal as far as I can tell. There has been some interest (Dimitrie Stefanescu) in Processing at the Hyperbody department at the TU Delft. You could check that out if you want.

Very interesting!Thank you!

I am currently the course director of the  Masters in Electronic Publishing at City University London. One of the modules that I deliver is  Data Visualization where I teach Processing and design, mostly to those who have never programmed before.  To get an idea of what students produce within 12 weeks, see  these examples of student coursework. The Masters programme is a good way to turn an enthusiasm for Processing and design into a career.

Since I live and work very close to KABK I have been there many times. KABK is very much an art institute. I really like the atmosphere there, but I say - perhaps somewhat prejudicedly - that they are better at vague artistic concepts than at hard coding. You can check out some of the work from their IMD and ArtScience graduates here.

If you are looking this broadly and are in the neighbourhood, then also take a look at Media Technology in Leiden. Their program is a bit more physical computing oriented I guess (I followed an arduino workshop there last year).

In fact, I believe ArtScience Interfaculty is a collaboration between KABK, Media Technology Leiden and the Royal Conservatoire.

So amongst these options the whole range is covered from art (KABK) to science (TU Delft, Leiden).

thanks for your answers...

You may fine this useful.

 

http://www.londoninternational.ac.uk/

 

I’m studying creative computing as an external student in this university which is contains a creative computing course (processing)

Hope that help