Bachelor's Degree

Digital Animation

This course provides professional-level knowledge of the industry-standard software used to model and create all the elements commonly found in video games, including characters, weapons, assets, vehicles and environments.

This course introduces the core principles of marketing and their application in digital media, alongside integrated communication. Students learn to develop plans and strategies for the creation of products and services within the creative industries, covering the different phases involved in bringing a production to market.

You will develop a more advanced level of specialisation in the production and creation of audiovisual pieces, working with complete animation setups, complex movement cycles, advanced masking techniques and more sophisticated camera systems.

This course equips students with the conceptual and technical tools required for narrative previsualisation through storyboarding.

You will master character drawing techniques through the study of anatomy.

You will learn to design objects and spaces within a 3D environment.

You will master the principles of motion as applied to characters and various elements of 3D composition, while developing a solid understanding of three-dimensional animation in a digital environment.

These studies are oriented towards respect for and the promotion of human rights, the values of a culture of peace and democracy, and the principles of equality and solidarity, with a particular focus on the Sustainable Development Goals of the 2030 Agenda.

In this course, students complete a project consisting of a narrative 2D audiovisual piece that brings together and applies all the knowledge and skills acquired throughout the course.

You will learn to understand and use audiovisual language and narrative in order to analyse and interpret audiovisual storytelling.

This course further develops an advanced level of specialisation in the production and creation of audiovisual content. Students will work with complete animation setups, complex movement cycles, advanced masking techniques and more sophisticated camera systems.

This course introduces the fundamental principles of 3D animation, including keyframing, animation curves, timing and layers. Students will work on animation cycles, the full workflow from blocking to polishing, pose-to-pose and straight-ahead techniques, as well as the animation of simple 3D characters.

This course introduces students to the challenges involved in rigging objects and characters for animation, taking into account structural design, anatomy, physics and the animation principles to be applied.

This course explores the processes involved in idea visualisation and the artistic pre-production of graphic projects.

This course explores advanced 3D animation techniques and tools, including 3D character animation and complex scenes, crowd animation systems, and animation techniques based on motion capture.

You will gain an in-depth understanding of facial anatomy and its relationship to the representation of emotion.

These are teachings oriented toward respect for and the promotion of human rights, the values ​​inherent to a culture of peace and democracy, and the principles of equality and solidarity, with a special focus on the Sustainable Development Goals of the 2030 Agenda.

In this course, students produce a narrative 3D audiovisual piece that integrates all the knowledge and skills acquired during the third year of the programme.

This course offers an in-depth understanding of the role of the Production department within audiovisual creation, exploring the key tasks and decision-making processes involved in the development and management of a project, from initial planning through to final distribution and exploitation.

This course focuses on applying motion graphics techniques to specific requirements defined in a brief, with the aim of developing a suitable visual proposal and graphic solution using professional methods and tools.

This course consolidates students’ understanding of the fundamental principles of visual effects used to create secondary animation within animation projects.

This course introduces advanced 3D techniques for the creation and animation of clothing and fabrics using physical simulation systems, covering pattern creation and fabric simulation on any 3D asset. Students also learn to create hair systems on 3D elements, while gaining an in-depth understanding of physical properties, animation systems and the language of colour.

This course equips students with the technical processes required to work with node-based compositing and post-production software, following a predefined production plan. Students also learn how to organise materials and formats, as well as audiovisual editing techniques, in order to communicate effectively with a target audience and convey the specific messages required by each production.

This course introduces the technology behind real-time visual effects and the core tools of game engines used to create both simple and complex effects, with a particular focus on particle systems and volumetric effects.

This course explores advanced techniques for preparing a 3D character for animation and integration into a production, with a focus on facial and body topology across different visual styles.

This course expands students’ technical and artistic knowledge in 3D modelling, focusing on organic character creation, modular environment design, and solid surface modelling techniques.

Students complete their placement in a real professional environment, applying all the theoretical and technical knowledge acquired throughout their training.

The subject of civic ethics harmonizes professional practice with the dynamics of civil society, with the set of human rights and values, and with the achievement of the common good.

As the culmination of the degree, students must submit an original, independent and personal project, which may be developed individually or collaboratively, under the supervision and guidance of an assigned tutor.