
This Bachelor of Arts with Honours (BA(Hons)) program in Game Animation at Falmouth University focuses on training you to become a specialized animator for the games industry, a highly sought-after role. You will learn to master core animation principles within a game development context, including rigging and real-time character animation for major game engines. The course emphasizes collaborative, studio-style teamwork, simulating industry practices and guiding you through the entire game animation pipeline. Graduates will possess a strong portfolio of work, prepared for a career in games.
The program can be completed in three years, or four years with an Integrated Foundation Year or a professional placement year. The curriculum is structured to build foundational animation and game development skills, progressing to more complex projects and specialization.
Graduates are prepared for a variety of roles within the games industry, equipped with specialized animation skills and a strong portfolio. The course structure and industry connections aim to facilitate a smooth transition into professional careers.
The program is accredited by TIGA (The Independent Game Developers' Association).
The program can be completed in three years. There is an option to extend to four years with an Integrated Foundation Year or a professional placement year.
Graduates are prepared for various roles within the games industry, including Games Animator, Character Animator, Technical Animator, and Rigging Artist. Graduates have secured roles at companies like Respawn, Creative Assembly, and Ubisoft.
Prospective students should visit the Falmouth University website, review the 'How to Apply' section for undergraduate courses, and prepare documents such as academic transcripts, a personal statement, and a portfolio. Applications are submitted online following the university's specific procedures.
Yes, applicants are typically required to submit academic transcripts, a personal statement, and a portfolio of work, which is expected for this creative program. Further details will be on the university's admissions pages.
Yes, the program is accredited by TIGA (The Independent Game Developers' Association).