BSc (Hons)/MSci Character Creation for Animation, Games & VFX*

Minimum requirements

You're expected to have GCSE English and Maths at grade C/4 or equivalent and have or be predicted to pass two A Levels or equivalent. If you are still studying, we base conditions of offer around your predicted grades. If you don't have traditional qualifications, please contact our Admissions Team by emailing admissions@escapestudios.ac.uk or calling +44 (0) 207 190 4013.

Workshop

Once we've received your UCAS application, you’ll be invited to attend a workshop. Offers onto Escape Studios undergraduate technical courses are made following completion of a workshop where you’ll take part in a fun team exercise. We want to find out more about you and your motivation for your chosen subject.

Non-UK students

We’re currently unable to accept international students who would require a student visa onto our undergraduate courses. This may change in the future.

English Language requirements

All our courses are taught in English. If your first language is not English, you may need to complete an English language test, such as a Pearson English language test (PTE Academic) or International English Language Testing System (IELTS) test, to demonstrate you have the language skills needed to complete your degree.

You should submit your application via UCAS. Our institution code is P34 and our institution name Escape Studios.

If we make you an offer for a place on the programme, you will need to agree to our terms and conditions for your place on the course to be secured.

Fees

£9,250 per year for 2023/2024 academic year entry

Additional costs

In addition to your tuition fee, you will need to budget for your living costs and some other costs associated with your studies.

An additional re-attendance fee of £750 per 15 credit module is charged if you need to repeat a module.

Computers are available for you to work on your projects and coursework during opening hours on campus. It is not, therefore, essential for you to purchase your own computer and software. However, many students prefer to have a computer at home as well, so we have prepared some guidance on the specifications to choose.

At our London campus, you will have access to free printing and photocopying facilities. However, you will have to purchase notebooks and other ordinary stationery items. You may wish to purchase your own copies of recommended textbooks, but please note that all textbooks are available to students in electronic editions.

If you will not be living at home, you will need to pay for accommodation. For more information about accommodation options, go to our Accommodation page. You will need to budget for transport costs travelling to your classes and to events, such as industry workshops, which may take place elsewhere in central London. Details of public transport costs are available from Transport for London's website. There may occasionally be an optional opportunity for you to attend an event outside central London, for which you would need to pay the transport costs, should you choose to attend.

Bursaries

We offer financial assistance including a travel bursary, hardship bursary and laptop loan to ensure that all students can access our learning, no matter their background.

Visit our finance page for more information on fees, funding and scholarships.