U-tad’s mission is to empower our students through education that ignites their creativity and equips them to excel in the Animation and Video Games industry. They are dedicated to nurturing their inner talent, offering knowledge and tools while maintaining a strong connection to the industry’s demands and needs.

U-tad is built on the following values:

1. Academic Excellence: They provide quality education aligned with the demands of the Animation and Video Games industry, led by a prestigious faculty.

2. Technological Innovation: U-tad stays at the forefront of technology to offer up-to-date education that is relevant to the Animation and Video Games sector.

3. Teamwork: U-tad emphasizse collaboration among students with diverse academic backgrounds, fostering a sense of unity within the Animation and Video Games community in Spain and the rest of the world.

4. Entrepreneurship: They encourage students to develop real projects and make a difference in the world.

U-tad boasts a team of industry professionals with extensive experience in areas like Engineering, Design, Animation, and Video Games, dating back to the early ’90s. They collaborate with industry experts and maintain a strong focus on fulfilling the needs of the sector. Their goal is to train professionals who can make a meaningful difference in this industry.

U-tad organizes events, masterclasses, and Company Day, offering students the opportunity to interact with professionals from the Technology, Arts and Design sector. These events provide valuable networking opportunities and insights into the latest industry trends.

To apply for admission to U-tad you need to go through a specific admission process. This process includes an interview, documentation submission, application review, and enrollment.

Yes, U-tad has alumni communities on LinkedIn for various disciplines. These communities serve as platforms for alumni to stay connected with professors and classmates.

Yes, U-tad has over 700 internship agreements with companies in Technology, Arts, Design, Animation and Video Games, among other fields. These partnerships facilitate valuable industry connections for students.

The Degree in Digital Design and the Degree in Animation are part of the Art and Humanities area of knowledge. While it’s not mandatory for Digital Design students to have a background in drawing, having artistic interests is essential. During the first year at U-tad, students receive basic training specific to the area.

For Animation students, drawing skills are not mandatory if they pursue the 3D and VFX itinerary, which is not related to the drawing area. However, for the 2D itinerary, solid drawing knowledge is recommended.

Students are required to bring essential consumable materials for the normalized development of their courses. In degrees related to the Art, Animation, and Digital Design areas, U-tad provides common-use materials such as paper, plasticine, clay, canvas, and rigid structures. However, students are responsible for individual-use materials like pencils, charcoals, notebooks, notepads, and burins.

For Animation students, drawing skills are not mandatory if they pursue the 3D and VFX itinerary, which is not related to the drawing area. However, for the 2D itinerary, solid drawing knowledge is recommended.