Bachelor of Creative Production in Animation Bachelor of International Studies

The Bachelor of Creative Production in Animation Bachelor of International Studies at the University of Technology Sydney is a dynamic double degree that merges creative and global perspectives. Over five years of full-time study, students immerse themselves in the art and technical skills of animation, alongside a thorough exploration of international cultures and languages. The creative production component develops proficiency in visual storytelling, character design, 2D and 3D animation, digital production, and multimedia narrative techniques.

Students will engage in structured coursework organised into semesters, accumulating credit points through a series of core and elective units of study. The international studies component encourages a broader understanding of global dynamics, offering language learning and, typically, an immersive overseas study experience with a partner institution or via tailored global projects. The combination culminates in a capstone project that integrates creative production with insights from the chosen international strand, demonstrating both creative and cross-cultural proficiency.

The curriculum is designed to foster practical, job-ready skills such as project management, creative problem-solving, cultural competence, and industry-standard animation software expertise. Students also have the opportunity to participate in work-integrated learning or professional placements with Australian creative agencies, studios, or media organisations. This double degree best suits creative individuals interested in global careers, whether in the arts, digital media, or international collaboration.

The University of Technology Sydney’s vibrant central Sydney campus offers a unique setting in Australia's largest creative industry hub. Students gain real-world exposure, with strong links to both local and international industry partners. International students should confirm English proficiency requirements and check the CRICOS register and official university page for current course details.

• Animator in film, television, or interactive media studios
• Creative producer for multimedia and digital content
• International business development specialist in creative industries
• Storyboard artist or visual designer
• Project manager for international creative projects
• Roles in Australian and global entertainment, advertising, and media sectors
• Opportunities in cultural liaison and global digital storytelling

Graduates may work in Australian creative, media and cultural sectors, and are eligible for the Temporary Graduate visa (subclass 485) post-study work stream. During study, students can work up to 48 hours per fortnight.