Course General Description

For 2D and 3D animation, you bring stories to life using traditional and digital animation techniques, or a combination of both. In 2D, you learn how to digitise drawn animations and to work with traditional stop motion, puppet, clay and paint-on-glass animation, and more. In 3D animation, you create images, animations and experiences using 3D software and other computer techniques (virtual and augmented reality) available at HKU.

School General Description

HKU distinguishes itself with higher education in the arts and media. We are a driving force in courses and innovation for the creative industries, and one of the largest art universities in Europe. HKU has nine schools with a total of 4400 students: Fine Art, Design, Music and Technology, Games and Interaction, Art and Economy, Media, Utrechts Conservatorium, Theatre and HKU College.