15 Bachelor's degrees in Animation in Australia

The Animation course from Griffith University is the ideal launching pad for you to play a significant role in the animation and visual effects industries in Australia and abroad. 

 If you’re fascinated by this unique and inspiring art form and want to learn how to create stories and worlds that move us, the Creative Production in Animation course offered at the University of Technology Sydney (UTS) is the course for you.

In this Animation, Visual Effects and Virtual Production programme from Curtin University, you’ll delve deep into animation, visual effects (VFX) and virtual production practice. 

 If you’re fascinated by this unique and inspiring art form but are seeking a competitive edge, University of Technology Sydney (UTS)'s Creative Production in Animation - Creative Intelligence and Innovation programme is the course for you. 

This UWA Foundation Program - Combined Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) Automation and Robotics Engineering - Science Computer Science, Pre-Bachelor from INTO The University Of Western Australia will help improve your subject knowledge and English language skills so you can progress to Year 1 of any undergraduate degree upon successful completion to the required level.

This Illustration and Animation course from Adelaide University immerses you in the world of traditional and digital animation, character development and dynamic visual storytelling.

The Bachelor of 3D Design and Animation from Torrens University Australia provides the technical skills, creative development and practical experience you need for a career in 3D design and animation. Incorporating industry engagement throughout, this bachelor of animation will prepare you to work as a 3D and visual effects artist and animator. 

Throughout this Bachelor of Film, Television and Animation program from Deakin University you will explore your creative vision and gain practical experience in screen production.

The Diploma of 3D Design and Animation from Torrens University Australia  provides a base of knowledge around general 3D principles and practice, as well as an introduction to specialist areas in the field. You’ll study the basics of modelling, rigging, animation, texturing, lighting and composition.

The Diploma of Film, Television and Animation is a unique course that provides a direct pathway into the Deakin University Bachelor of Film, Television and Animation or Bachelor of Arts. 

Explore animated filmmaking, visual effects, game development and the visual arts in this studio-based course with this Creative Arts (Animation) degree at Queensland University of Technology.

To stay ahead in the field, explore and utilise the latest methods in game animation, such as motion graphics, 3D modelling and animation, and real-time 3D and character animation with this Games and Interactive Environments (Animation) programme from Queensland University of Technology.

The Fine Arts - Animation program at University of Melbourne involves the practical exploration, innovation and development of animated screen production. It incorporates research, idea development, screenwriting, storyboarding, character design and expression through intensive studio-based learning.

This Animation and Interactive Media program from the RMIT University looks at animation in all its forms, from the animated character to motion graphics across linear and interactive environments. Presented in a creative environment, this degree focuses on intellectual investigation and conceptual development.

The Bachelor of Animation from the Swinburne University of Technology course offered at the Swinburne University of Technology is designed to provide you with practical, hands-on experience in 2D, 3D and stop-motion animation for film and television, visual effects and games. You'll get to specialise in character animation, production design, production management, story development or direction.