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Kristiania University of Applied Sciences Bachelor in Computer Arts
Kristiania University of Applied Sciences

Kristiania University of Applied Sciences

Bachelor in Computer Arts

Oslo, Norway

BA

3 years

English

Full time

15 Mar 2026*

Aug 2026

NOK 59,500 / per semester **

On-Campus

* application deadline: March 15 for international students and April 15 for Nordic and EU students | documentation deadline for diplomas and certificates: July 1.

** Price will vary for applicants outside the EU/EEA; Unfortunately, we do not offer scholarships for this program

Key Summary

    About : The Bachelor in Computer Arts offers students a blend of artistic creativity and technical skills. This program focuses on areas such as animation, graphic design, and visual effects. Students will learn modern techniques to create compelling digital content across various mediums over a standard duration.
    Career Outcomes : Graduates can pursue careers in fields like graphic design, game design, and digital media production. Opportunities may also exist in animation, web development, and user interface (UI) design. This degree prepares you for a dynamic role in the ever-evolving digital landscape.

Bachelor in Computer Arts is a dynamic, interdisciplinary program blending artistic creativity with cutting-edge digital technology. Taught in English, it is designed for students passionate about animation, game design, 3D graphics, and visual effects, aiming to shape the future of digital art.

The program trains professionals in both artistic principles and technical skills, covering a broad range of techniques and platforms, from film and TV visual effects to video games and virtual reality. Students receive comprehensive training in digital content creation and select from four specializations after the first semester:

  • 3D Graphics
  • Animation
  • Game Design
  • Visual Effects

The curriculum balances shared foundational knowledge with specialization, fostering interdisciplinary collaboration. Students engage in hands-on, production-focused learning in small, closely monitored groups.

Westerdals Institute of Film and Media provides state-of-the-art facilities, including a greenscreen room, motion capture studio, and production labs, creating a platform for innovative work. Faculty members are active in both teaching and research, offering students
opportunities to engage in interdisciplinary projects.


Graduates will leave with a professional showreel, ready for careers in digital arts. Continuing education at the master's level is also an option, in Norway or abroad.