Computer Graphics for Games and Film Luleå University of Technology

Overview

Key Features

Do you enjoy crafting beautiful images - and technical problem-solving? Perhaps you are already exploring digital technologies, such as image editing, animation, 3D modelling, or modding games. Whether you have a background in traditional arts or the natural sciences, computer graphics offers many different pathways to developing your creative possibilities.

This Computer Graphics for Games and Film program at Luleå University of Technology accepts both Swedish and international applicants, creating a dynamic and diverse study environment. You will learn professional tools and processes to take a project from concept to finished film or game production. More than that, you will hone your artistic eye, understand the scientific foundations of the field, and gain experience collaborating with others on creative briefs. With over thirty years of experience teaching in the field, we focus on the key skills required in an industry that is constantly changing and evolving.

After graduation, you will join our many alumni in fields such as game development, visual effects production for film, or feature animation. A university degree gives you the advantage needed when applying for jobs in the highly competitive and international market.  

Careers

• The programme prepares you for a range of roles working with digital media in the fields of game development, film post-production (VFX), and feature animation. Your skills will also translate into related industries, such as advertising and architectural visualisation. After graduation, you might find yourself in generalised roles such as 3D Artist, CG Generalist, or Technical Director. You may also specialise in careers such as Environment Artist, VFX Artist, Compositor, Animator, FX Artist, and more.
• Our alumni have worked on film projects such as The Lord of the Rings films, Harry Potter series, and Shogun; and games such as Battlefront series, Assassin’s Creed, and Helldivers II.