99 Master's degrees in Animation

The Animation programme offered by Teesside University develops your range of skills in animated performance to meet industry demands and development, preparing you for a career as a 3D character animator.

The Game Art and Animation program at Seneca Polytechnic is designed to turn talented artists into AAA game asset modellers. This unique program will have you creating and animating environments, characters and other assets within a 3D environment.

The Computer Animation course at Kingston University is your gateway to a career in exciting, fast-evolving new industries.

At 3D Computer Animation from Conestoga College students will be actively engaged in all aspects of the production process and understand the requirements associated with the production pipeline.   

This MA Animation course  at The University for the Creative Arts attracts students from around the world and has a rich cultural mix. You will come to the programme as an established animator but will be encouraged to take risks, explore new techniques, develop your interests and exchange, debate and discuss ideas.

Aardman RCA Animation (Professional Residency) at Royal College of Art is a new programme, with its first intake in September 2027. 

Animation, M.A.  course from Manipal Academy of Higher Education provides an expansive framework to support research and experimentation in manipulated image practices, leading practitioners to use the language of animation as a means to address diverse areas of interest.

Animation from Royal College of Art fosters critical and creative artistic investigation across analogue, digital and hybrid practices, supporting you to develop your authorial voice within contemporary discourse and the expanded field of animation. 

The Graduate Certificate in Animation for Games degree offered by Northeastern University offers a practice-oriented approach to the art and science of animation, with an emphasis on the special requirements of 3-D modeling and animating for the gaming industry.

The English language Master‘s programme Animation and Game Direction at Darmstadt University of Applied Sciences offers students advanced theoretical knowledge and methodological competencies in order to develop directorial authorship based on intense genre knowledge, industrial standard producing practices as well as strong leadership skills. 

The Animation M.A. at Fairleigh Dickinson University is a 36-credit postgraduate programme designed to refine artistic expertise. Offered in a flexible hybrid study mode, this course allows students to specialise in 3D Character Animation, Visual Effects, or Video Games over a duration of 1.5 to 2 years of full-time study.

The Animation (Part-time) degree from Ulster University focuses on the three core components of animated production: Narrative, Character and Performance. 

The MA Animation Production at Arts University Bournemouth is a creative postgraduate programme delivered on campus. Available in full-time or part-time study modes, this degree blends traditional principles with modern technology. Students develop professional expertise within a world-renowned specialist environment.

The Animation and Visual Effects master programme at Academy of Art University offers a professional environment for advanced creative study. This public course focuses on industry-standard technology and collaborative projects. Students develop high-level portfolios through hands-on training in a full-time study mode.

The Animation program at DePaul University provides a combination of artistic and technical training that prepares students for a future in 3D character animation, traditional animation, computer game art, or visual effects.

At Digital Arts - 3-D Animation and Motion Arts at Pratt Institute students create evocative narrative and non-narrative films and installations using 2-D and 3-D digital animation techniques, live action, and motion graphics.  

The main focus of the Animation course from Nottingham Trent University will be on the exploration and refinement of your skills. Develop content specific to your research area, as well as attending contextual lectures in which you’ll investigate global animation history, theory and practice. 

The Animation programme of Estonian Academy of Arts is providing creators of animated films with theoretical knowledge and practical skills.

The Illustration and Animation MA at Coventry University  expands digital and physical knowledge of your craft, helping you find your own ‘voice’ and style.

If you have an undergraduate degree, some industry experience or a genuine love for Animation, you could take your career to the next level, with this Advanced 3D Animation course at Bucks New University.