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3dsense Media School
Diploma in 3D Animation, VFX & 3D Modeling
- 6, Singapore
Diploma
Full time
12 months
On-Campus
English
Our 12-month 3D Animation, VFX & 3D Modeling diploma program is designed for aspiring CG artists passionate about creating lifelike animations, stunning visual effects, and intricate 3D models for the film, gaming, and entertainment industries. This program, led by industry veterans with real-world experience, emphasizes a solid grounding in computer graphics fundamentals before advancing into the specialized techniques used in Hollywood VFX and blockbuster animations.
First Media Design School Pte Ltd
Specialist Diploma in Visual Communication (Graphic Design)
- Singapore, Singapore
Diploma
Full time
On-Campus
Kickstart your design career with FMDS! In this hands-on programme, you will explore ‘the mother of all design’ and gain a thorough understanding of the what, why, when, where, who and how of communication graphic design.
Hong Kong Design Institute
Higher Diploma in Visual Communication
- Hong Kong, Hong Kong
Advanced Diploma
Full time
2 years
On-Campus
English
This programme aims to develop students' ability to communicate creatively by using creative visual and digital media. The focus of the programme is to equip students with visual communication skills on analytical thinking, visual expression and problem solving, message interpretation,
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Visual Design degree programs at the Preparatory level in Asia offer an engaging introduction to the world of design, blending creative expression with technical skill. This field allows you to explore various design elements and develop a solid foundation for future studies.
Through courses in graphic design, typography, and visual communication, you’ll learn how to craft compelling visual narratives. Students build confidence as they engage with new perspectives and collaborate on design projects. The focus on applied coursework encourages creativity and critical thinking, which are essential in today’s design landscape.
Studying Visual Design also opens pathways into various career opportunities, ranging from marketing and advertising to branding and user experience design. Graduates gain skills that are valued across industries, helping them be well-prepared for global job markets. With Asia’s growing emphasis on design innovation, students in these programs can play a key role in shaping future visual communication strategies.