The purpose of the Multimedia Sciences program is to prepare multi-disciplinary specialists for the creative industry in three main paths: “Graphic Design”, “Game Development”, and “Industrial design” and to provide students with a professional grasp of the basic principles and understanding of the foundations of design, as well as instill the habit of continuous learning and a systematic approach to their own education.

• Demonstrates competitive professional skills and able to work in the job market through gaining hard skills;
• Applies gained knowledge in local and international design companies, after successfully completing the Beta-Career program;
• Understands principles of design: aesthetics, function and ergonomics through learning introduction to design principles;
• Analyses design processes and understands production systems through comprehensive research of the applied design processes;
• Gains analytical skills, business process understanding, soft-skills through the art and design business process management during the design project realizations;
• Develops tacit and explicit knowledge of design, engineering, materials, analog, and digital craft and advanced systems operations during the “hands on” practice with the rapid prototyping machines
• Applies gained knowledge into practical experience through the realization of the multidisciplinary Capstone projects;
• Able to create a complete brand graphic communication guide, including the design of a brand book, websites and a portrait of product users through gaining hard skills in working with 2D editors and the implementation of the final course projects;
• Designs UI-UX systems via applied work in Figma program;
• Demonstrates the ability to create games through learning all stages of game development processes: starting from 3d modelling and finishing with Unity projects development;
• Understands the basics of working in cinematic animation by creating animation projects in the multimedia lab using a motion capture suit, chromakey and related software;
• Shows competitiveness in the cinematic animation through empirical work at the Multimedia lab with the Rococo Motion Capture Suit;
• Designs BIM systems through working with Autodesk Revit, Recap and Fusion programs;
• Manages creative projects via working with KPI project management plan in the Artpreneurship program.

Graduates of the multimedia sciences program will continue to work in such specialties as:

• 3D fashion designer
• 3D/2D Animator
• VFX artist
• film editor
• Graphic
  designer
• User Interface designer (UX/UI)
• Internet of Things (IOT)
• Engineer
  architecture and interior design
• VR/AR developer
• Game designer
• Game animator
• Game artist
• Game
  developer

After receiving a Bachelor’s degree in multimedia sciences, our graduates can work in the following fields:

film industry,
animation studios,
game development studios,
advertising,
design studio,
architectural companies.

SDU graduates work in major global Silicon Valley companies such as Google, Facebook, Microsoft, and also organize their own startups.