- Master
- 16 months
Master of Arts - 2D Animation and Stop Motion (January intake)
Teesside University · Middlesbrough, United Kingdom
Tuition
£17,000
Submit by January 1, 2027 · 73 days left · not confirmed by the school · starts January 1, 2027
Ask about this course- Length
- 16 months
- Starts
- January 1, 2027not confirmed by the school
- IELTS
- 6 overall
- Post-study work
- Available, as published
- Taught in
- English
- Cost of living (annual)
- £12,276
Overview
Students prepare, write and make their own short animation ready for festival release. They learn how to write and pitch your film script to industry professionals and funding bodies, spend time learning how to deconstruct animation against several theoretical and critical frameworks as well having the opportunity to experiment with animated form.
The course also covers animation techniques and principles of animation and performance, suitable if students are looking to enter the field of animation practice as well as develop and improve their existing animation skills. Students are given the space to experiment with a range of techniques and styles before embarking on the creation of their final animated film.
Entry requirements
As the university states them. Whether you meet them depends on your own results — ask us and a consultant will check with you.
- English
- PTE: 59 overall or above
- IELTS: 6 overall or above
- TOEFL: 80 overall or above
- Prior study
- Bachelor
Fees and living costs
- Tuition
- £17,000
- Cost of living (annual)
- £12,276
Published as Teesside University publishes it, through ApplyBoard, and not checked by Go Study — ask us and a consultant will confirm any of it with the school.
Intakes
January 1, 2027
Starts January 1, 2027 · apply by January 1, 2027
Applications opened September 9, 2026
not confirmed by the school
January 1, 2028
Starts January 1, 2028 · apply by January 1, 2028
not confirmed by the school
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