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MSc Technical Art and Visual Effects

Abertay University· Dundee

£19,950
Annual tuition
IELTS overall
1 year
Duration
Sep 2026
Next intake
Levelpostgraduate
ModeOn campus
LocationDundee

About this course

Abertay University offers MSc Technical Art and Visual Effects as a 1-year postgraduate Masters Degree (Taught) programme in Creative Arts. Based in Dundee, the programme is delivered by the university's specialist faculty and welcomes international applicants from across Africa and beyond.

Tuition is £19,950 per year. Intakes run across 2 windows (Term 1 (September), 2026 and Term 1 (September), 2027).

Scholarships are available to international applicants.

BDM Consult's advisors can guide you through entry requirements, scholarship eligibility, and visa support — from initial application to offer letter.

Entry requirements

Applicants should have an undergraduate degree (2.2 or better) in a related area. These include 3D Modelling/Animation/Visual Effects, Computing or Computing related (Engineering). Consideration will be made regarding individuals with extensive experience with 3D modeling tools and/or game engines. Applicants should also submit a portfolio of work (i.e., showreel/breakdown reel, game engine demo or scripting examples). Examples of 3D modelling/animation and/or engine exposure and portfolio and/or Coding or scripting experience should be collated in a showreel, breakdown reel or a ‘making of’ video where possible. Code or scripting can be demonstrated in short demos, either captured, pre-rendered or as a small application.

Scholarships

Scholarships are available for this course. Speak to a BDM advisor for the latest funding and eligibility details.

Intake dates

  • Term 1 (September), 2026
  • Term 1 (September), 2027

Application deadlines differ per intake. Speak to BDM for the latest cut-off dates.

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