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The field of digital animation has experienced exponential growth in recent years, leading to a high demand for professionals trained in this discipline. To meet this need, the European University of the Atlantic is pleased to introduce the University Course in Digital Animation and 3D, a study program designed to equip students with the techniques and tools essential for digital animation.
The Specialist Course in Digital Animation and 3D comprises three core subjects: Post-production, Digital Animation and Introduction to 3D Animation. Each subject focuses on distinct aspects of digital animation, enabling students to develop specialized skills and gain a deeper understanding of the creative process.
- The first subject, Post-production, concentrates on the final stage of the animation production process. Students will learn about color correction, sound editing, and visual effects compositing. Additionally, topics such as archive management and the preparation of materials for final distribution will be covered.
- The second subject, Digital Animation, serves as the cornerstone of the program. In this course, students will explore the fundamentals of digital animation, including animation principles, character design, and the creation of animation sequences. They will also gain proficiency in industry-standard software such as Autodesk 3ds Max, Blender, Cinema 4D, and Adobe After Effects.
- The third subject, Introduction to 3D Animation, is an introduction to the creation of three-dimensional animations. Students will learn how to create 3D models, apply textures and materials, and utilize 3D animation tools such as Autodesk 3ds Max, Blender, and Cinema 4D. Advanced topics such as lighting, camera work, and composition will also be explored.
The course is delivered in a classroom format with practical sessions. Students will also have access to online learning resources, including video tutorials and e-books. Additionally, students will have the opportunity to work on both individual and group digital animation projects, enabling them to apply their newly acquired skills in a realistic setting.
By the end of the course, students will have developed specialized expertise in digital animation, post-production, and 3D animation. They will also be proficient in using the most widely used software tools in the digital animation industry. Graduates of the Specialist Course in Digital Animation and 3D will be well-equipped to pursue various roles in the animation industry, including animator, visual effects artist, and character designer.
Objectives
- Develop specialized skills in digital animation, post-production, and 3D animation.
- Gain proficiency in the most widely used software tools in the digital animation industry.
- Learn the fundamentals of digital animation, including animation principles, character design, and the creation of animation sequences.
- Acquire skills in color correction, sound editing, and visual effects compositing.
- Learn to create 3D models, apply textures and materials, and utilize 3D animation tools such as Autodesk 3ds Max, Blender, Cinema 4D, and Adobe After Effects.
- Work on individual and group digital animation projects to apply newly acquired skills in a realistic environment.
Learning Results
- Proficiency in digital animation software tools, including Autodesk 3ds Max, Blender, Cinema 4D, and Adobe After Effects.
- Ability to apply animation principles in the creation of animation sequences.
- Knowledge of the fundamentals of 3D modeling, including textures and materials.
- Proficiency in working on both individual and group digital animation projects.
- Expertise in color correction, sound editing, and visual effects compositing in post-production.
- Understanding of file management processes and the preparation of materials for final distribution.
- Strong communication skills for effective collaboration with professionals in the digital animation industry.
- Ability to solve problems and make informed decisions in an animation production environment.
Graduate Profile
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Students who complete the Specialist Course in Digital Animation and 3D will have access to a range of career opportunities in the animation and visual effects industry, including:
- 3D Animator: Responsible for creating 3D characters, objects, and environments for films, television series, advertisements, and video games.
- Visual effects composer: Specializes in integrating visual effects into the final footage of films and television series, ensuring seamless and realistic compositions.
- Character designer: Focuses on developing unique characters for films, television series, and video games, bringing them to life through artistic and conceptual design.
- Video editor: Edits video content for films, television series, and advertisements, ensuring smooth transitions, pacing, and storytelling cohesion.
- Texture artist: Creates realistic textures and materials for 3D objects and characters, enhancing their visual appeal and authenticity.
- Storyboard artist: Develops animation sequences in the form of drawings or illustrations that map out the action in a film or television series, serving as a visual blueprint for production.
- 3D Modeler: Designs and builds 3D models based on blueprints, crafting detailed objects and environments for movies, TV series, advertisements, and video games.
These are just some of the professional paths available to graduates of the Specialist Course in Digital Animation and 3D. The animation and visual effects industry is vast and continuously evolving, offering a multitude of career opportunities for those looking to advance in this dynamic field.
Bilingual Education
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English, the Key to Your Present and Future
Nowadays, English is one of the most essential tools for international communication and a key asset for securing a good job both in Spain and abroad. In our country, 80% of job offers already require an excellent command of English, often prioritizing this criterion over professional experience or career trajectory.
To ensure that language proficiency is not a barrier to accessing studies, UNEATLANTICO offers personalized instruction, particularly during the first year, helping all students reach the necessary level of English to successfully complete their degree coursework.
In this way, regardless of their initial level of English, students benefit from a comprehensive support plan that includes tutorials, specialized materials, and small working groups. This approach allows them to follow classes within a progressive Spanish-English bilingual system. By the end of their studies, students will have acquired bilingual competencies, equipping them for professional practice in their field.
Engage in your profession
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UNEATLANTICO Replicates Real Working Environments
The Campus of the European University of the Atlantic is designed to provide students with hands-on experience from their first year of study. To achieve this, the University offers modern, fully equipped facilities that replicate real working environments, including: radio studios, television sets, production control rooms, post-production rooms, photo editing stations, computer labs.
These state-of-the-art facilities enable students to develop practical skills in a professional setting, ensuring they are well-prepared for the demands of the audiovisual industry. The educational model at UNEATLANTICO goes beyond fulfilling curricular requirements—it is designed to provide a comprehensive theoretical and practical education, ensuring that students are fully engaged in their professional environment.
Furthermore, the University has numerous internship agreements with companies across various sectors, allowing students to complement their academic learning with real-world experience. These internships also foster the development of transversal competencies, which are essential when entering the job market. Faculty mentors guide and supervise students throughout their internships, ensuring they make the most of their industry experience in the field of audiovisual communication.
Students enrolled in the Audiovisual Communication Degree can engage in hands-on projects such as producing online videos, mastering photography and digital animation techniques, and directing their own short films. At UNEATLANTICO, we help you turn your dreams into reality.
Degree
Upon completion of the program, students will receive the DEGREE IN AUDIOVISUAL COMMUNICATION + SPECIALIST COURSE IN DIGITAL ANIMATION AND 3D, awarded by the European University of the Atlantic.
Study Programme
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First Year
SEMESTER 1 | ||
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SUBJECTS | CREDITS | |
TOTAL | 30 | |
Oral and Written Expression of the Spanish Language | 6 | |
Communication Theory | 6 | |
Theory and Practice of Visual Communication | 6 | |
Contemporary Society | 6 | |
Information and Communication Technologies-ICT | 6 |
SEMESTER 2 | ||
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SUBJECTS | CREDITS | |
TOTAL | 30 | |
Dramatic Script, Plot and Documentary Screenplay | 6 | |
Interpersonal Communication Techniques | 6 | |
Audiovisual Language and Technique I | 6 | |
Photographic Techniques in Audiovisual Production | 6 | |
General Communication Structure | 6 |
Second Year
SEMESTER 1 | ||
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SUBJECTS | CREDITS | |
TOTAL | 30 | |
Audiovisual Production and Industry | 6 | |
Audiovisual Language and Technique II | 6 | |
Television and Public Opinion | 6 | |
Research Methods and Techniques | 6 | |
English I | 6 |
SEMESTER 2 | ||
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SUBJECTS | CREDITS | |
TOTAL | 30 | |
Creation of Audiovisual and Multimedia Products | 6 | |
Message Analysis Techniques | 6 | |
Journalistic Production Practices: Radio and TV I | 6 | |
Fundamentals of Advertising | 6 | |
English II | 6 |
Third Year
SEMESTER 1 | ||
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SUBJECTS | CREDITS | |
TOTAL | 30 | |
History of Cinema and TV | 6 | |
Audiovisual Post-production (EXP) | 6 | |
Evolution of Audiovisual Technology | 6 | |
English III | 6 | |
Elective I | 6 |
SEMESTER 2 | ||
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SUBJECTS | CREDITS | |
TOTAL | 30 | |
Information and Communication Society | 6 | |
Production in New Media and Formats | 6 | |
Director of Photography | 6 | |
English IV | 6 | |
Elective II | 6 |
ELECTIVES AVAILABLE | ||
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Theory and Practice of Journalistic Writing (The News) | 6 | |
Campaign Design and Planning | 6 | |
Programming | 6 | |
Corporate and Institutional Communication | 6 |
Fourth Year
SEMESTER 1 | ||
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SUBJECTS | CREDITS | |
TOTAL | 30 | |
Practicum I | 6 | |
Art Direction | 6 | |
Digital Animation (EXP) | 6 | |
Audiovisual Project Management | 6 | |
Elective III | 6 |
ELECTIVES AVAILABLE | ||
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Theory and Practice of Journalistic Genres (Interpretation and Opinion) | 6 | |
Strategic Management in Communication Offices and Advertising Agencies | 6 | |
Web Programming I | 6 |
SEMESTER 2 | ||
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SUBJECTS | CREDITS | |
TOTAL | 36 | |
Practicum II | 6 | |
Film Direction | 6 | |
Business Economics and Entrepreneurship | 6 | |
Introduction to 3D Animation (EXP) | 6 | |
Final Degree Project-FDP | 6 | |
Elective IV | 6 |
ELECTIVES AVAILABLE | ||
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Information Law | 6 | |
Communication Ethics and Deontology | 6 | |
Web Programming II | 6 |
EXP: Subjects required to obtain the Specialist Course in Digital Animation and 3D.
Access Requirements
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The Specialist Course in Digital Animation and 3D is open to students from diverse academic and professional backgrounds, including:
- Graduates in Fine Arts: Students who have completed a university degree in Fine Arts or related disciplines, such as Graphic Design or Interior Design.
- Graduates in Audiovisual Communication: Students who have completed a university degree in Audiovisual Communication, focused on film, television and digital media production.
- Graduates in Computer Science: Students with a degree in Computer Science or related fields such as technology, programming, and software development.
- Engineering Graduates Students with a background in engineering, particularly in fields related to technology, mechanics, or robotics.
- Animation and Visual Effects Professionals Individuals already working in the animation and visual effects industry who wish to enhance their skills and acquire new expertise.
- Other Profiles Anyone with a passion for animation and visual effects, regardless of their previous academic background.
The University Course in Digital Animation and 3D at the European University of the Atlantic is an excellent choice for those looking to develop specialized skills in digital animation. Students will learn directly from industry experts and have the opportunity to work on real projects, gaining valuable hands-on experience and deepening their knowledge. If you are interested in a career in digital and 3D animation, this course offers the perfect opportunity to take the first step toward your professional future.
Professional Practicess
Professional Practices
The Degree in Audiovisual Communication at our University provides students with the opportunity to complete professional internships in production companies, television channels, and leading organizations in the audiovisual sector.
Through agreements with top-tier companies, students can apply their classroom knowledge to real-world audiovisual projects.
These collaborations not only offer hands-on professional experience but also help students build a network of key industry contacts, facilitating their entry into the job market and immersing them in the dynamics of the creative sector.
The European University of the Atlantic has established agreements with various companies and institutions to ensure optimal internship opportunities for students.
Some of the companies we collaborate with as part of these internships include:
Companies
Academic Standards
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- Regulations on continuation and continuation of studies in Bachelor's Degrees
- Regulations for the Recognition and Transfer of Credits for Official Undergraduate and Master's Degrees
- Academic and Student Regulations
- Regulations for External Internships
- General Regulations for Final Degree Projects (TFG)