Bachelor of Culture and Arts, 3D Game Art, daytime studies

Metropolia University of Applied Sciences · Helsinki, Finland

Level
Bachelor's
Award
Bachelor of Culture and Arts
Language
English
Duration
4 years
Study mode
Day time teaching
Campus
Helsinki
Credits
240 ECTS
ECTS
240
Tuition
€12,000

About this programme

Would I be a good 3D animator? A 3D Game Art student is required to have three-dimensional visualization skills, the ability to communicate using images, and motivation to learn new tools. Knowledge of 3D programs is not required of the applicant - they will be studied in depth during the education. Contents of the 3D Game Art studies In addition to 3D courses, the degree also includes study modules in the areas of 2D motion graphics and animation, as well as traditional visual arts and visual design Central to 3D Game Art studies is learning by doing practical exercises 3D productions are usually created as a collaboration between specialists from several different areas. During the studies, students often work in production groups that simulate work life practices. This intensive working model requires students to commit to full-time studies. During their studies, 3D Game Art students work on large projects in which they get to know and delve deeper into the special areas of 3D production. In the final stage of their studies, projects are often done in collaboration with representatives of work life. The degree program in Design involves many types of collaboration with actors from work Discover the forms of collaboration from the Creative Dimension website.

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