Course results for Undergraduate Animation & visual design Degrees

Start making games from day one. Follow development processes to bring your game to life. You’ll use visual design fundamentals to produce a game with your team. Use industry-standard software, developing on the PlayStation 5 platform and working in Adobe.

Discover the theory and practice of graphic design. You’ll challenge conventional ideas to deliver engaging and original solutions. Use industry-standard graphic design software including the Adobe Creative Suite. This course is DIA approved.

An ideal design course to start your career in the industry. You’ll get an overview of graphic design, fashion, interiors, and digital media. With an intro to the industry, and access to design professionals, you’re set to work out your own specialisation.

Build a base of 3D knowledge. Learn animation principles and practices. Bring it all together to tell stories on screen. You’ll gain insights from creative experts, working on industry-standard software and briefs. Start to think about specialising.

Develop practical skills in 3D design, modelling and animation. You'll gain industry insight from creative leaders. Get work-relevant experience with project briefs. Use today's technologies. Includes a free Adobe Creative Cloud Pro licence.

Work on practical 3D skills including lighting and texturing. You’ll pick up industry briefs under expert guidance. Practice studio-ready skills with a free Adobe Creative Pro licence. Think about working in the animation and games industry.

Discover the building blocks of design. You’ll cover illustration, typography, digital media, print, design research and more. Recognised by the DIA, this course offers a free Adobe Creative Cloud Pro licence and practical experience.

Build a repertoire of design skills and theory. You’ll use your free Adobe Creative Cloud Pro licence to work with clients on industry briefs. Make an impact with clear and creative design work in this DIA-recognised course.

Explore how humans and computers interact. You’ll work on practical coding and digital media skills. Think about users, their psychology, behaviours, and experiences. Put theory to practice with industry-informed briefs, guided by expert mentors.

Communicate visually using the theory and practice of information design. You’ll cover strategic thinking, brand strategy, and more. This DIA-recognised course has maintained industry-relevance for 30+ years.