<ul><li>A unique Dundee program, the MSc Animation &amp; VFX helps students learn the creative and technical skills needed to work in the animation and visual effects industry </li><li>Students have access to facilities including dedicated studio space, PC Lab with current industry-standard animation and VFX software, 4K edit suites, and a green screen production studio </li><li>The curriculum consists of study modules such as Research and Development in Practice, Exploring Practice, Advanced Production, and Going Live </li><li>Students work as part of a team on a live project to a targeted brief set by a professional-client, learn professional production animation and VFX pipelines, and receive feedback on their work from professionals </li><li>Graduates of this course find employment in various animation, VFX, and games industries and play professional roles such as animators, VFX artists, concept artists, compositors, production managers, 3D generalists, and technical directors </li></ul>

<ul><li>Accredited by the Royal Society of Biology, Dundee’s BSc (Hons) Biomedical Sciences program helps students learn to examine the function of the human body from the molecular level to full-body systems
 </li><li>During the first two years, students cover core concepts including genetics, cell biology, biological organization, molecular mechanisms, and processes
 </li><li>This flexible course allows students to choose modules or focus on neuroscience, pharmacology, or physiology
 </li><li>Expert Academics and practitioners use various teaching methods including lectures, lab practicals, workshops, tutorials, computer-based learning, media and video exercises, and occasional field excursions
 </li><li>After graduation, students find employment in various bio-medicine and healthcare-related sectors including research in universities, research institutes, and the pharmaceutical industry, as well as teaching in schools, colleges, and universities
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<ul><li>A versatile Dundee program, the MFA Fine Art helps students explore, experiment, create, and develop their art practice in a supportive, collegiate, and nurturing environment
 </li><li>Students explore a wide range of topics such as sculpture, painting, photography, drawing, printmaking, audio and video, performance, installation, and work in the public domain
 </li><li>The curriculum consists of study modules including Artistic Research &amp; Writing, Art and Ecologies, and Making and Materiality
 </li><li>Students have the opportunity to work across the traditionally medium‐defined boundaries imposed by many fine art programs
 </li><li>Graduates of this course find employment in various sectors including local or international arts communities, galleries, museums, the tourism and heritage sectors, and creative industries, and play professional roles such as arts organizers, curators, designers, or artists
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<ul><li>A unique Dundee program, the BA (Hons) Fine Art combines studio practice with a critical understanding of theory and experiment across a range of media
 </li><li>Through this course, students explore drawing, painting, time-based art, digital media, sculpture, print, photography, video, sound, performance, installation, and artists' books
 </li><li>The curriculum offers study modules including Contemporary Practice, Art &amp; Media Cultures, Independent Creative &amp; Professional Practice, and Critical Studies: Dissertation
 </li><li>Students have access to large studios and world-class workshops where they can experiment with various materials such as plaster, bronze, resin casting, woodworking, lithography, etching, 3D printing, ceramics, sound rooms, and digital and analog darkroom photography
 </li><li>Graduates of this program develop careers in exhibition curation, publishing, writing and research, gallery management, arts administration, and project management, and teaching in all sectors including community arts and arts in health care
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<ul><li>A demanding Dundee program, the MSc Forensic Anthropology helps students develop skills for the analysis and identification of human skeletal remains that can further their career in forensic anthropology or allied professions
 </li><li>Through this course, students learn how forensic anthropology contributes to the analysis and interpretation of human remains as well as gain the skills needed to interpret skeletal remains and produce and present expert witness reports used in the legal processes
 </li><li>The curriculum consists of study modules such as Disaster Victim Identification, Forensic Osteology, Peri- and Post-Mortem Processes, Forensic Human Identification, Forensic Science and the Law, and MSc Research Project Dissertation
 </li><li>Students have access to Dundee’s skeletal collections including the unique Scheuer collection of juvenile skeletal remains, the adult osteology collection, and the animal osteology collection to aid them in understanding the human skeleton and the differentiation of human and animal remains
 </li><li>Graduates of this course find employment in various sectors including academia, teaching, research, museums, project management, forensic scene examination, and law enforcement and play professional roles such as forensic anthropologists, physical anthropologists, and forensic scientists
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<ul><li>An exciting Dundee program, the BSc (Hons) Forensic Anthropology helps students gain in-depth knowledge of the human body to analyze and identify human remains for medical and legal purposes
 </li><li>Students gain a solid understanding of physiology, biochemistry, and related biomedical sciences as well as develop a sound knowledge of the human body from the early stages of development to adult form
 </li><li>The curriculum consists of study modules such as Biomolecules, Evolution of Cells, Genes &amp; Heredity, Origins of Animal Organ Systems, Human Physiology and Pharmacology, Laboratory and Research Skills, Comparative Anatomy, Embryology, Research Methods, and Forensic Human Identification
 </li><li>Expert academics and practitioners use a range of teaching methods including lectures, workshops, practical lab classes, and dissection
 </li><li>Graduates of this course find employment in various areas such as biomedical science, scene of crime analysis, forensic science investigation, osteological research, radiology, pediatrics, and orthopedics
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<ul><li>Accredited by the Royal Society of Biology, Dundee’s BSc (Hons) Pharmacology program provides students with an understanding of how scientists explore biomedical discoveries and develop them from initial innovation to real-world application
 </li><li>Students explore a wide range of topics such as molecular pharmacology, quantitative pharmacology, genetics, cell division, biological organization, molecular mechanisms, and processes
 </li><li>The curriculum consists of study modules including Biomolecules, Evolution of Cells, Genes &amp; Heredity, Core Skills, Cellular Communication, Human Physiology and Pharmacology, Quantitative Pharmacology, and Research Project
 </li><li>Students develop practical skills, including laboratory skills, data analysis, and how to design and run experiments through the lab sessions and workshops
 </li><li>After graduation, students find employment in many areas of medical and veterinary research including universities, industry, and government-financed institutions as well as clinical trials, drug regulation, and pharmaceutical marketing
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University of Dundee

All Courses

MSc Animation & VFX

BSc (Hons) Biomedical Sciences

MFA Fine Art

BA (Hons) Fine Art

MSc Forensic Anthropology

BSc (Hons) Forensic Anthropology

BSc (Hons) Pharmacology