One Program - Two Specializations

The “Technology” specialization puts a focus on the technical development and production of animations and games. It delivers theoretical knowledge intertwined with a substantial emphasis on technology and practical application. Students gain insights into fundamental concepts of software architecture and functionality, various programming languages, graphic technologies, essential mathematical principles, key aspects of computer science, AI, backend technology (networks, databases, client/server interactions), as well as procedural content creation and creative tools. These facets collectively form the backbone of animation and game technology, equipping students with a comprehensive understanding to innovate and create within the industry. This specialization was developed with representatives from the game industry and reflects the need for a technical role that has emerged as animation and games have become more advanced and users‘ demands for larger digital worlds have grown.

The “Art and Design” specialization is centered around the creative development and  technology-based realization of original  and innovative animation and game experiences. The curriculum combines design theories, creative strategies and artistic practices in the field of animation and games with relevant digital production methods. Students acquire competencies in key areas such as: animation, game design, storytelling, cinematography, visual development, look development and digital art. The “Art and Design” specialization qualifies for creative positions in the international animation and game industry such as digital artist, technical artist, game designer, animation artist, narrative designer or creative producer.