Bachelor of Animation

Graduates of the Bachelor of Animation can start their future in the burgeoning digital media, media, and gaming industries.

As a Swinburne animation and games student, you can showcase your work at PAX Australia — Australia's biggest gaming convention — where you get the opportunity to have your games play tested by attendees and receive feedback from professional, indie and big game studios.

Swinburne offers access to The Arcade, described as Australia's first games co-working space, providing students with a professional environment to develop their work alongside the broader games industry.

The course combines design principles with practical learning, offers hands-on production experience and tests creativity, showcases digital media's latest technologies, and explores society's impact on the games and animations produced.

Yes, the page indicates that 100 credit points are available towards the Bachelor of Animation degree, suggesting a recognition of prior learning or pathway arrangement exists for eligible students.