MSC Programs in Computer Animation

A Master of Science (M.Sc.) degree in computer animation prepares students with the skills and expertise to work in the animation field as well as gaming or digital media. The M.Sc. program is directed toward specific technologies that enable the student to adapt rapidly to the constantly evolving technical industries.
  1. University of Portsmouth

    • The University of Portsmouth offers a part-time and full-time option for students to pursue a M.Sc. degree in computer animation. For students who pursue the program on a full-time schedule, they will be able to complete the entire program in one year. Students who are on a part-time schedule complete the program in two years. The curriculum in this program focuses on building expertise in technology while implementing, evaluating and reflecting on issues that are related to computer animation. Students study primary empirical techniques for original research, professional development and project definition.

      University of Portsmouth

      University House

      Winston Churchill Ave.

      Portsmouth, Hampshire PO1 2UP

      011-023-9284-8484

      port.ac.uk

    Bournemouth University

    • Bournemouth University offers a M.Sc. degree in computer animation and visual effects that is only offered as a full-time program. Students complete this program over the course of one year with an October entry date. The program is divided into four terms that last 10 weeks each; the first three terms are courses that are completed for the post-graduate diploma while the final term counts toward the actual master's degree. Students complete units that include animation software development, moving image theory, collision detection and curves and surfaces.

      Bournemouth University

      Fern Barrow

      Talbot Campus

      Poole, Dorset BH12 5BB

      011-44-(0)-1202-524111

      bournemouth.ac.uk

    Leeds Metropolitan University

    • Leeds Metropolitan University offers a M.Sc. degree in computer animation technology that can be completed on a full-time or part-time basis. Students in this program learn current and emerging animation, 3D computer modeling, rendering and visualization techniques. Students who plan to complete the program on a part-time schedule are expected to finish in two years of study, while students studying on a full-time schedule complete the program in one year. Required modules include 3D computer technologies, interactive environments, creative industries context and collaborative practice.

      Leeds Metropolitan University

      Civic Quarter

      Leeds, LS1 3HE

      011-0113-812-0000

      leedsmet.ac.uk

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