The Foundations of 3D Biomedical Animation short course at University of New South Wales provides students with a comprehensive understanding of the full production process involved in creating 3D biomedical animations.

School: University of New South Wales (UNSW)
Course: Foundations of 3D Biomedical Animation
Location: online
Course dates: five hours, accessible on demand – students can learn at their own pace
Application deadline: 30 December 2025

Foundations of 3D Biomedical Animation is an introductory short course from UNSW’s 3DXLab, based in the School of Art and Design. This course provides a comprehensive overview of the key components involved in creating 3D biomedical animations, helping you build an understanding of the full production pipeline so that you can confidently start your own projects. From research and design to rendering and sound, it explores the essential steps in producing clear and engaging 3D animations. Using COVID-19 as a case study, the course illustrates how these visual tools are used to communicate complex scientific concepts to diverse audiences.

This flexible, 100 percent online course is divided into five self-paced modules, guiding you through the process of transforming scientific research into compelling animations. By the end, you'll have a solid grasp of the planning and production processes, ready to apply this knowledge to your own projects.

As a starting point for entering a growing industry, this course offers the opportunity to adapt your design skills to scientific contexts. Tailored for students and beginners from both science and art backgrounds, it provides a solid foundation for those looking to gain a competitive edge, take on a new challenge, kickstart their studies or pursue professional development.

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Top image: Soap vs COVID-19, 3DXLab, 2020, courtesy of University of New South Wales.

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