MSc in Film & Animation

The MSc in Film & Animation gives students a strong mix of creative practice, research, and technical training. Students improve their skills in filmmaking, animation, script development, digital production, editing, visual effects, and storytelling through practical projects and academic study. The programme gives access to modern studios, production equipment, and experienced faculty members who guide students throughout their studies.

Students have opportunities to build professional portfolios, present work at exhibitions and screenings, and take part in research activities. Group projects help improve communication and production management skills. The university's growing international community gives students the chance to work with classmates from many countries and learn different creative styles. Graduates leave with practical experience, research ability, and a portfolio that supports careers in film production, animation studios, digital media companies, broadcasting, advertising, game production, education, or doctoral study. The programme continues to attract students who want advanced education in creative media within a respected South Korean university.

Applicants should hold a recognised bachelor's degree or an equivalent qualification in Film, Animation, Media, Visual Arts, Design, or a related discipline. Students from other academic backgrounds may be considered if they have suitable experience and a strong portfolio.

The application process normally includes:

• Online application
• Academic transcripts
• Bachelor's degree certificate
• Statement of purpose
• Curriculum Vitae (CV)
• Letters of recommendation
• Portfolio of creative work (required for many art-related programmes)
• English language test results
• Passport copy and financial documents for international applicants

Gachon University offers scholarships for qualified international students. Awards are generally based on academic performance, language ability, and university scholarship policies. Additional scholarships may become available after enrolment based on academic results.

International students on a D-2 student visa may work part-time after receiving university and immigration approval. The usual limit is 20 hours per week during semesters and full-time during scheduled vacations, subject to visa conditions and academic standing.