COURSE CURRICULUM

The Visual Effects degree offers a structured progression from foundational skills to advanced technical expertise, preparing students for careers in the VFX, animation, and video game industries. In the first year, students focus on core principles of 3D art, procedural content creation, and real-time procedural techniques, alongside materials and texturing methods, building a solid artistic and technical foundation. This initial stage emphasizes both creative expression and understanding the software tools commonly used in the industry, helping students develop confidence in creating digital assets and environments. In the second year, the course advances into more specialized areas, including advanced procedural content creation, digital practice for technical art, and real-time visual effects techniques. This stage fosters deeper technical proficiency and encourages the integration of artistic and computational skills, enabling students to tackle complex visual effects challenges and develop solutions suitable for professional studio environments. The third year is centered on a major project, allowing students to apply the full spectrum of their knowledge and skills to a substantial, self-directed piece of work, showcasing their abilities in technical artistry, procedural creation, and real-time VFX. Through this combination of progressive learning and hands-on experience, graduates leave equipped with the creative, technical, and professional skills required to succeed in dynamic visual effects and gaming industries.