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Online Animation Schools in Canada

Programs delivered online. Delivery format and required attendance are recorded separately: “fully online” appears only when the school states that no campus attendance is required, and low-residency or limited-visit programs are labeled and never counted as fully online. A school's location in Canada does not establish where students may enroll; check each program's own eligibility notes.

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“Fully online” appears only when official degree requirements state that no physical attendance is required. Online coursework can still involve workshops, studio sessions, exhibitions, internships or campus assessments, and online students do not automatically have campus studio or equipment access.

Online with required campus visits or low-residency

Not fully online: the school requires visits or residencies.

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Sheridan College

Master of Animation, Games, and Immersive Experiences (MAGIE)

Master's degreeMaster's degree
Location: Oakville, Ontario, Canada
Format: Hybrid / online and campus options · Low-residencyShort mandatory residencies combined with remote study. Not fully online. · Full- or part-time
Specializations: General Animation (broader degree with animation)
Duration: 2 years (5 semesters)
Teaching language: Not verified
Funding: Funding not verified
Tuition: CAD 9,817.97 (basis not stated by the school) · Domestic students — Canadian students · 2026-2027
Deadline: No upcoming verified deadline
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What online animation study involves

Online animation programs deliver coursework remotely, but practical work still depends on your own computer, graphics hardware, drawing tablet and software subscriptions unless the school provides remote access. Some programs add required campus residencies, workshops, exhibitions or assessments; those are labeled low-residency or limited visits, never fully online. Online students do not automatically share campus studio, render-farm or equipment access.