Develop skills in the technical aspects of computer animation and graduate with the range and depth of knowledge necessary to become future Technical Directors, Artists or Research and Development Engineers within the computer animation and games sectors.Apply technical, mathematical, and algorithmic skills to develop tools to aid in the production of animation and games artefacts. Apply software to develop techniques in Cplusplus to test new algorithms, write shaders to support rendering, and develop scripts and tools to create new effects. Attend visiting speaker talks from industry specialists, including some of our successful alumni. Collaborate with students across the NCCA Master’s courses providing a realistic setting to discover what it’s like working with other creative people and to a strict timescale. Undertake a Masters project in preparation for the end of year degree show attended by top industry recruiters Access industry-standard facilities including animation laboratories, equipped with industry-standard software including Maya and Houdini.Including an optional 3-month placement.