MSc Computer Animation @ University of Westminster

Requires portfolio,

Starts septermber

Core modules: 
3D Animation Production • Computer Graphics and Modelling • Foundations of Animation • Research Methods and
Transferable Skills and Research Project • Synthetic Actors • Visual Realisation: Drawings and Genre

Option modules: 
Advanced Character Animation • Postproduction Techniques

Alongside the state-of-the-art Learning Resource Centre, you will also benefit from 20 computer laboratories equipped with
more than 600 workstations, five dedicated network development and testing rooms, an advanced multimedia laboratory,
and video conferencing backbone line to the national Super-Janet network.
Each module lasts four weeks, and only one module will run at a time. Whether you study in full-time or part-time mode, you
will spend the same total amount of time on each module. Studying in block mode does allow you to concentrate all your
formal teaching into the intensive, week-long blocks. This has been found to be of particular advantage to those who are
combining an MSc course with an industrial career.

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