BSc in Film & Animation

The BSc in Film & Animation has been developed to meet the growing demand for skilled professionals in film, animation, and digital media. Students learn through studio practice, creative projects, workshops, and production assignments that reflect current industry methods. The curriculum covers both artistic skills and technical knowledge, giving graduates a balanced education.

Students gain experience with industry-standard software, camera equipment, editing tools, animation technology, and multimedia production. Group projects help build teamwork, communication, and project management skills. Internship opportunities and links with creative companies provide practical workplace experience before graduation.

Graduates are prepared for careers as film producers, directors, editors, animators, storyboard artists, visual effects artists, multimedia designers, content creators, and digital media specialists. The degree also provides a strong base for postgraduate study in film, animation, media studies, and digital arts. Sejong University's growing international community and academic reputation add value to the qualification for students planning careers in South Korea or abroad.

Applicants should have completed secondary education or an equivalent qualification accepted by Sejong University. International applicants must meet the university's admission requirements and submit academic transcripts, passport copies, graduation certificates, English language results, and other required documents.

Sejong University offers several scholarships for international students. Awards are based on academic performance, language scores, and admission evaluation. Students who maintain good academic results may qualify for scholarships in later semesters. Applications are submitted online during the official admission period, followed by document submission and admission review.

International students with a valid D-2 visa may work part-time after receiving approval from the university and immigration office. Students usually can work up to 20 hours per week during the semester and full-time during approved vacation periods, subject to Korean immigration rules.