MS in Computer Graphics Technology

Students who have completed a 3 year degree need to provide a WES or ECE official academic credentials evaluation.

You can submit your unofficial transcript to start the admission process, however your application cannot be fully processed until the official transcript and degree conferral are received.

Three or more recommendation letters: 2 letters must come from professors. The 3rd letter can also come from a professor or a work supervisor.

Four (4) samples of your best work which demonstrate competencies related to computer graphics. Upload samples of work on your application checklist as a "Miscellaneous Supporting Document" after you submit your online application. Samples of work may be research papers, animation clips, UX projects, code snippets, drawings, renderings, digital art, portfolio website link, etc., etc., etc. It is up to each applicant to decide how they wish to present themselves to the admissions committee.

Required of all applicants: 1) Describe how your background and life experiences contribute to your ability to be both persistent and resourceful in your graduate studies. 2) Describe how your life experiences have prepared you to contribute to an academic community where scholars with diverse research interests, abilities, backgrounds, and experiences are supported, respected, and valued. 3) Optional: Please address concerns that you may have that your academic record does not reflect your true capabilities and discuss mitigating factors that have affected your academic record. Reviewers will be interested in understanding your accomplishments relative to your opportunities.

Resume (1-5 pages)

A statement, not exceeding two pages in length, is encouraged. The following topics should be addressed in your Academic Statement of Purpose. What are your professional plans and career goals? How will pursuing graduate studies assist you in reaching those goals? Describe your research, scholarly, or creative interests. What topics are of particular interest to you? Reviewers know that interests change over time but try to be as specific as possible. Discuss how your experiences, skills, and abilities have prepared you for graduate study. Relevant topics may include coursework, work and research experiences, internships, presentations, exhibits, publications, and community service. If you describe a research or scholarly experience, include information on the topic, research mentor, your role, and outcomes. Describe how your skills, preparation, and interests are a match for the program to which you are applying. Identify faculty who share your research and scholarly interests. Reviewers will want to know that you have researched the program, faculty, and key focus areas.

TOEFL/IELTS

Writing Sample (any subject, 3-5 pages). A writing sample that clearly conveys their ability to communicate in a written form, such as a final term paper, excerpts from an undergraduate or graduate thesis, or a published article for which the applicant is the sole author. Please limit writing samples to five (5) pages or fewer.