Bachelor in Art and design

The University of Lower Silesia in Wrocław offers this bachelor's program in Art and Design, delivered entirely in English over six semesters. Annual tuition is 2000 EUR. The curriculum centers on a specialization in 3D Animation and Visual Effects for Film and Games, run through the school's Digital Masters: Centre for Games and Animation. Coursework spans the three main stages of production found in games and film work, preproduction, production, and postproduction, with attention to how animation and visual-effects work differs between the two industries. Core classes in 3D graphics, animation, and digital postproduction are paired with programming, art, and interactive-communication courses that cover graphic and interactive design, game engines, and the history of visual media, games, and animation. Students take part in internships connected to companies working in games and animation, and the program design draws on input from studios active in those fields. Wroclaw itself has a growing creative-industries sector, which the program treats as part of the professional environment surrounding the degree. Exchange placements are available through Erasmus, along with internships lasting up to a year at partner universities and studios in other European countries. The program aims to prepare graduates for roles such as 3D character animator and concept artist, among other positions across game and film production pipelines. Applicants planning to enroll should note that admission runs from March 15 to September 30 each year. Beyond animation and visual effects, art and design study more broadly covers visual communication, materials, and design thinking, preparing graduates for work in illustration, product design, branding, and related creative fields across media and entertainment industries.