The Advanced Digital & Visualization Program is designed to equip you with the creative and technical skills needed in today’s fast-moving digital world. It blends design, technology, and storytelling to help you turn ideas into powerful visuals and interactive experiences.
Across three semesters, you’ll learn the foundations of 3D modeling, animation, architectural visualization, and game design, then move into advanced areas like virtual and augmented reality, branding, UX/UI design, and motion graphics. The program also covers digital photography, 3D printing, prototyping, and environmental design, ensuring you gain a well-rounded skill set.
You’ll finish with a capstone project that tackles a real industry challenge—giving you the chance to showcase your abilities in a professional context.
By the end of the program, you’ll be ready to step into industries like advertising, gaming, media, architecture, and digital marketing. In today’s world, every business—no matter how small or big—needs at least a website to get started, attractive packaging to stand out, videos and photos that tell their story, and even apps or user experiences that customers love. Some even add game design elements to make their products more engaging.
With the skills you gain here, we teach you from A–Z—covering the full spectrum of digital and visualization knowledge—so that what you learn can fit perfectly with the needs of both local and overseas SMEs (small and medium enterprises). These are lifelong, income-generating skills that allow you to work for companies, support entrepreneurs, or even build your own business.
Semester 1
– Basics of 3D Modeling
– Architectural Visualization
– Animation for Media and Advertising
– Game Design Fundamentals
Semester 2
– Virtual Reality (VR) and Augmented Reality (AR) Applications
– Graphic Design and Branding
– User Interface (UI) and User Experience (UX) Design
– Motion Graphics and Visual Effects
Semester 3
– Digital Photography and Image Editing
– 3D Printing and Prototyping
– Environmental and Landscape Design
– Final Project: Industry-Specific Application
Basics of 3D Modeling – Introduction to creating 3D objects, forms, and environments using modeling software.
Architectural Visualization – Techniques for producing realistic 3D renders and walkthroughs of buildings and interiors.
Animation for Media and Advertising – Fundamentals of animation applied to commercials, digital ads, and brand storytelling.
Game Design Fundamentals – Core principles of designing gameplay, levels, and interactive storytelling.
Virtual Reality (VR) and Augmented Reality (AR) Applications – Developing immersive experiences for entertainment, education, and industry.
Graphic Design and Branding – Learning visual identity creation, logos, and branding strategies for businesses.
User Interface (UI) and User Experience (UX) Design – Designing intuitive layouts and interactions for websites and mobile apps.
Motion Graphics and Visual Effects – Creating dynamic visuals and effects for films, media, and digital platforms.
Digital Photography and Image Editing – Capturing and editing images for creative and commercial use.
3D Printing and Prototyping – Transforming digital designs into physical prototypes with 3D printing technology.
Environmental and Landscape Design – Designing outdoor spaces and integrating nature with built environments.
Final Project: Industry-Specific Application – A capstone project applying all learned skills to a real-world industry project (e.g., gaming, advertising, architecture).
UI / UX Designer
Graphic Designer / Visual Designer
3D Artist / 3D Modeler / Architectural Visualizer
Animator / Motion Graphics Artist
VR / AR Developer / Experience Designer
Game Designer / Game Environment Artist
Multimedia / Digital Content Creator
Product / Industrial Designer / Prototype Designer
Creative Technologist / Innovation Designer
Lecturer / Educator in Digital Arts / Design
Basic computer skills are required; prior knowledge of design principles is beneficial.
To claim the course fees through HRD Corp, your company must be registered with HRD Corp. Once registered, your employer can submit a training grant application via the HRD Corp e-TRiS system. After the application is approved, the course fees can be claimed.
There is no strict limit to the number of courses an individual or company can claim. However, the total amount claimable depends on the available levy balance in your HRD Corp account. It’s best to consult your HR department or HRD Corp representative for specific details.
201901011352 (1320680-K)
7517, (First Floor), Lorong Seri Tanjung 1,
Taman Regensi Oren, 13400 Butterworth,
Pulau Pinang, Malaysia.
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