Overview
Advanced computer graphics has a vital role in scientific research as well as in the commercial development of computer games, motion picture special effects and visualisation. This master's programme offers an in-depth understanding of the state-of-the-art techniques underlying high performance computer graphics with focus on programming, mathematical aspects and artistic content.
The programme provides a technical base in advanced computer graphics techniques through its innovative and challenging course set. The final stage of the programme is designed to equip students for projects in specific application areas related to gaming, film special effects, virtual reality and visualisation. Stimulating courses are offered on topics such as the design and programming of computer games, global illumination and rendering, virtual reality techniques, visual special effect techniques and scientific visualisation.
Admission requirements for master's studies
A Bachelor's degree (a Swedish kandidatexamen) or equivalent academic qualifications from an internationally recognised university.
Proof of skills in English. This is normally attested by means of an internationally recognised test, see below for more information.
The specific requirements stated for each programme
A bachelor's degree awarded in India, Pakistan, Bangladesh or Nepal must in most cases be of four years or followed by a master's degree to meet the admission requirements.
Applicants who do not hold the required degree are eligible provided that they can prove that they are registered for the last semester of a programme leading to such a degree. An official document stating that they are likely to be awarded the degree before the start of the programme must be sent in with the application. The degree certificate has to be presented by 15 October.
Language tests in English
Applicants must have documented skills in English corresponding to the level of English in Swedish upper secondary education (English B). For applicants who have not studied in Swedish upper secondary education, skills in English are normally attested to by means of an international language test, such as:
Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL) - Paper-based score of 4.5 (scale 1-6) in the written test with a total score of 575 and Internet-based score of 20 (scale 0-30) in the written test with a total score of 90. NB! TOEFL Examinee Score Records are not accepted. All TOEFL tests must be sent straight from Educational Testing Service (ETS).
International English Language Testing Service (IELTS) - Academic modules, an overall mark of 6.5 and no section below 5.5
Cambridge ESOL Certificate of Proficiency in English/CPE or Certificate in Advanced English/CAE
Scholarship
For high performing students applying for a Master's programme at Linköping University as their first choice in the application process, there will be scholarships resulting in a fee waiver of up to 50 per cent of the tuition fee. No separate scholarship application is needed, each student will be considered for a scholarship during the process of application evaluation.
On a national level the Swedish Institute administers a number of scholarship funds, especially for countries where Sweden has a long term development cooperation. More information can be found at:
www.studyinsweden.se/Scholarships/
Exemptions
Students exempt from application and tuition fees:
- Residents of Sweden and citizens of EU/ EEA (and Switzerland) member nations are exempt from paying tuition fees.
- Students granted a permanent Swedish residency permit
- Students granted a temporary Swedish residency permit for reasons other than studies. (Having a temporary residency permit for studies in Sweden does NOT grant you exemption from fee payments)
- Students attending as a part of an exchange agreement will not pay tuition fees.
- Doctoral level studies will remain free of charge for all foreign students.
- Students that have begun their studies before tuition fees are introduced will be able to complete their study programme according to the rules of the current system, and will not be required to pay fees.
Application deadlines
Application deadline for programmes starting in August/September is 17 January:
- The on-line application service will open on 1 December 2010
- Applications before 17 January 2011 will have priority concerning admission, scholarships and housing.
- Applications after 17 January will only be accepted if places are still available
- All documents must reach University Studies in Sweden by 28 January 2011
- Deadline for receipt of application fee (if required) is 28 January 2011.
If you have questions about the application procedure you are welcome to send us an e-mail at studyinfo@liu.se.
CONTACT
Aida Vitória, +46 11 36 33 29,
aida.vitoria@liu.se
http://www.liu.se/en/education/master/programmes/6MACG/fees-and-scholarships?l=en
Please kindly mention Scholarization.blogspot.com when applying for this scholarship
Advanced computer graphics has a vital role in scientific research as well as in the commercial development of computer games, motion picture special effects and visualisation. This master's programme offers an in-depth understanding of the state-of-the-art techniques underlying high performance computer graphics with focus on programming, mathematical aspects and artistic content.
The programme provides a technical base in advanced computer graphics techniques through its innovative and challenging course set. The final stage of the programme is designed to equip students for projects in specific application areas related to gaming, film special effects, virtual reality and visualisation. Stimulating courses are offered on topics such as the design and programming of computer games, global illumination and rendering, virtual reality techniques, visual special effect techniques and scientific visualisation.
Admission requirements for master's studies
A Bachelor's degree (a Swedish kandidatexamen) or equivalent academic qualifications from an internationally recognised university.
Proof of skills in English. This is normally attested by means of an internationally recognised test, see below for more information.
The specific requirements stated for each programme
A bachelor's degree awarded in India, Pakistan, Bangladesh or Nepal must in most cases be of four years or followed by a master's degree to meet the admission requirements.
Applicants who do not hold the required degree are eligible provided that they can prove that they are registered for the last semester of a programme leading to such a degree. An official document stating that they are likely to be awarded the degree before the start of the programme must be sent in with the application. The degree certificate has to be presented by 15 October.
Language tests in English
Applicants must have documented skills in English corresponding to the level of English in Swedish upper secondary education (English B). For applicants who have not studied in Swedish upper secondary education, skills in English are normally attested to by means of an international language test, such as:
Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL) - Paper-based score of 4.5 (scale 1-6) in the written test with a total score of 575 and Internet-based score of 20 (scale 0-30) in the written test with a total score of 90. NB! TOEFL Examinee Score Records are not accepted. All TOEFL tests must be sent straight from Educational Testing Service (ETS).
International English Language Testing Service (IELTS) - Academic modules, an overall mark of 6.5 and no section below 5.5
Cambridge ESOL Certificate of Proficiency in English/CPE or Certificate in Advanced English/CAE
Scholarship
For high performing students applying for a Master's programme at Linköping University as their first choice in the application process, there will be scholarships resulting in a fee waiver of up to 50 per cent of the tuition fee. No separate scholarship application is needed, each student will be considered for a scholarship during the process of application evaluation.
On a national level the Swedish Institute administers a number of scholarship funds, especially for countries where Sweden has a long term development cooperation. More information can be found at:
www.studyinsweden.se/Scholarships/
Exemptions
Students exempt from application and tuition fees:
- Residents of Sweden and citizens of EU/ EEA (and Switzerland) member nations are exempt from paying tuition fees.
- Students granted a permanent Swedish residency permit
- Students granted a temporary Swedish residency permit for reasons other than studies. (Having a temporary residency permit for studies in Sweden does NOT grant you exemption from fee payments)
- Students attending as a part of an exchange agreement will not pay tuition fees.
- Doctoral level studies will remain free of charge for all foreign students.
- Students that have begun their studies before tuition fees are introduced will be able to complete their study programme according to the rules of the current system, and will not be required to pay fees.
Application deadlines
Application deadline for programmes starting in August/September is 17 January:
- The on-line application service will open on 1 December 2010
- Applications before 17 January 2011 will have priority concerning admission, scholarships and housing.
- Applications after 17 January will only be accepted if places are still available
- All documents must reach University Studies in Sweden by 28 January 2011
- Deadline for receipt of application fee (if required) is 28 January 2011.
If you have questions about the application procedure you are welcome to send us an e-mail at studyinfo@liu.se.
CONTACT
Aida Vitória, +46 11 36 33 29,
aida.vitoria@liu.se
http://www.liu.se/en/education/master/programmes/6MACG/fees-and-scholarships?l=en
Please kindly mention Scholarization.blogspot.com when applying for this scholarship
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