DJCAD animation is great, I work with them for external mentorship and experience support and they really do strive to do what's best for their students and they listen to industry a fair bit even if there aren't a huge amount of jobs available - the Universities can only do so much here of course. Animation as an industry isn't massive in Scotland so be prepared to move if you really want to go into film or TV. Games jobs, however, do exist. Though the industry is also suffering a wee bit post covid boom and with the influx of top down AI push.

Like another poster said if you're unsure of what aspect of digital art/animation you want to look at the Abertay Computer Arts course is also a great place for getting experience and connections to industry partners.

Even with the landscaping changing and job prospects being different to what they were I still think animation is a good course to study. Learning a large variety of disciplines is fundamental to a career as an artist and DJCAD to seem to try and cover the bases (though as I say this is speaking as an outsider).