This course develops your skills and understanding in the diverse domain of digital arts and design through stimulating subjects such as animation, media design, 3D modelling, concept development and character design.
Find out moreDeveloped for creative and technically minded people with a desire to become a key part of the games industry, this degree is designed to make you work-ready, teaching you game concept and asset creation, game prototyping, and production and leadership skills.
Find out moreThis degree will develop your skills in games programming, artificial intelligence for games, network programming, and interface design, making sure you’re adept in the use of industry-standard game engines and technologies.
Find out moreDevelop core skills through applied project work, supported by experienced games industry practitioners. Enhance your skills in interdisciplinary communication and collaboration through teamwork with students and staff from other areas of games development.
Find out moreGames Development and Technology research considers the development of software and hardware applications of computer games, including but not limited to: computer graphics programming, programming of AI for games, exploration of player interaction and gameplay systems, development for games platforms, and the creation of new and experimental games controllers and hardware.
Find out moreDevelop core skills through applied project work, supported by experienced games industry practitioners. Enhance your skills in interdisciplinary communication and collaboration through teamwork with students and staff from other areas of games development.
Find out moreBringing you an online programme of talks from animation and VFX studios, top AAA games companies and exciting indie studios worldwide. Join for a behind the scenes look at recent and highly anticipated games titles and film releases, as well as top tips from some of the animation, VFX and games industry’s shining stars.
Find out moreThis qualification is aimed at students aged 16+. The Extended Diploma is comparable with 3 A’Levels and comes with UCAS points so you can progress to University or a Higher Apprenticeship. The course offers the most promising students the chance to be part of the next generation of leading talent in the Games, Animation and VFX industries.
Find out moreThe course combines the study of art, animation techniques, applied maths and computing, needed to satisfy the demands of modern computer animation, film, VFX and games production.
Find out moreThis degree focuses on the design aspect of creating contemporary video games; exploring everything from the theory behind the creation of successful digital entertainment titles to the generation of dedicated art and content for them.
Find out moreThis degree will provide you with a clear understanding of how to apply programming techniques to modern games creation, whilst developing your knowledge of artificial intelligence, physics, game engines and graphics programming.
Find out moreThis course will assist you to become skilled in the technical aspects of computer animation and to graduate with the range and depth of technical knowledge necessary to become future Technical Directors, Artists or Research and Development Engineers within the computer animation and games sectors.
Find out moreThis specialist degree course will help you understand the nature, diversity and limitations of software artefacts (programs) targeted at the entertainment market and apply your skills to implement and develop your own. In addition, you’ll acquire in-depth knowledge of algorithms, design, programming and testing techniques.
Find out moreThis course will give you a comprehensive understanding of digital games and the techniques and principles used in their design. You will engage in, and experiment with, practical games design and develop a comprehensive and critical understanding of the advanced academic study of games and their theoretical, artistic and technological perspectives.
Find out moreThis degree will encourage you to think and work as a games designer and give you the skills to develop your own ideas. You will design and prototype your own games, pitch games and develop skills in digital asset creation, wire-framing, and 3D modelling.
Find out moreThis course will help you to develop your creative writing skills and focus on how they relate to games design and gameplay. You’ll learn about the application of traditional story and narrative design and how it applies to games design and gameplay.
Find out moreOn this course, you will be taught the fundamentals of 3D modelling and animation, and as your studies progress, your skills with modelling will also improve, and you will also learn about games engines and design.
Find out moreThis course helps you master the diverse range of skills required from the indie developer working on your own or in small teams. You’ll have the opportunity to develop an area of specialism and generate a portfolio of work to show potential employers and backers.
Find out moreThis course focuses on how to program games, from traditional software design and coding to the latest techniques employed within graphics and AI.
Find out moreThis course gives you a strong grounding in independent games development over two years, so you can develop an area of specialism and build up a portfolio to show potential employers and backers.
Find out moreThis MSc is aimed at students with a passion for computer games and a strong interest in programming. It is designed to develop your career in the games industry. The course will help you build on your undergraduate degree or help you update your skills as a computing professional.
Find out moreThis degree in BSc (Hons) Computer Science with Games Technology will develop your technical, games-building skills and provide you with a general computer science education.
Find out moreThis MSci (Hons) Computer Science with Games Technology integrated-Masters degree will develop your technical, games-development skills, alongside providing you with a more general computer science education.
Find out moreYoung innovators ages 10-18 across the globe are invited to create new fun games that help build a better future for everyone.
Find out moreA one-month online international course for aspiring professional developers.
Find out moreThis qualification is aimed at students aged 16+. The Extended Diploma is comparable with 3 A’Levels and comes with UCAS points so you can progress to University or a Higher Apprenticeship. The course offers the most promising students the chance to be part of the next generation of leading talent in the Games, Animation and VFX industries.
Find out moreGDEX 2020 is an annual weekend experience for those who love games and gaming culture.
Find out moreThe fifth annual Game Devs of Color Expo will be fully online for 2020. At the virtual Game Devs of Color Expo, new and experienced game developers will share, learn, and connect in unique ways
Find out moreWork on a game a little every day. Post your progress on social media (use the hashtag #devtober!) On the very last day, write a post mortem - That's it!
Find out moreA 24-hour gaming marathon to raise funds to help disabled people game together. If you’re a streamer and love gaming why not set yourself a challenge that weekend and do a charity stream for Everyone Can!
Find out moreThis qualification is aimed at students aged 16+. The Extended Diploma is comparable with 3 A’Levels and comes with UCAS points so you can progress to University or a Higher Apprenticeship. The course offers the most promising students the chance to be part of the next generation of leading talent in the Games, Animation and VFX industries.
Find out moreLearn how to make a game in two powerful game engines - Stencyl, and Unity, as well as learn how to publish your game on the Google Play store and Xbox One.
Find out moreThis course prepares you for a creative career in the games industry. You’ll be developing mobile, casual, indie, and AAA console games. You'll receive help expanding your technical programming skills, and get to grips with the software and working practices used in the games industry.
Find out moreThis MA focuses on games design, art and animation. You will develop the fundamentals of computer programming, entrepreneurship/business, and your own practice.
Find out moreThis course teaches how to use game design to develop aesthetic awareness and create meaningful experiences. Students learn how to build compelling mechanics, craft innovative narratives, and develop immersive playable environments.
Find out moreThis course combines an emphasis on technical skills such as advanced programming, mathematics, AI, and graphics with a solid grounding in IP protection, entrepreneurship, business planning, teamwork and project management.
Find out moreSports Interactive (SI) is the world’s leading developer of football management simulations through its Football Manager series of games. They are looking for a Junior Software Engineer intern to join their PC/Mac, development teams.
Find out moreThis course will help you develop your computer graphics skills, both artistically and technically. You'll learn about subjects including modelling, rigging, animation, texturing, lights/cameras, visual effects (VFX) and rendering.
Find out moreThis degree will help you build a strong base in C++ programming, with mathematics and physics for game development, as well as gaining skills in console hardware architecture and game design. You'll use different graphics libraries and engines to make 2D and 3D games. You'll also develop specialist skills in physical computing, virtual reality and artificial intelligence.
Find out moreThis qualification is aimed at students aged 16+. The Extended Diploma is comparable with 3 A’Levels and comes with UCAS points so you can progress to University or a Higher Apprenticeship. The course offers the most promising students the chance to be part of the next generation of leading talent in the Games, Animation and VFX industries.
Find out moreThis qualification is aimed at students aged 16+. The Extended Diploma is comparable with 3 A’Levels and comes with UCAS points so you can progress to University or a Higher Apprenticeship. The course offers the most promising students the chance to be part of the next generation of leading talent in the Games, Animation and VFX industries.
Find out moreThis qualification is aimed at students aged 16+. The Extended Diploma is comparable with 3 A’Levels and comes with UCAS points so you can progress to University or a Higher Apprenticeship. The course offers the most promising students the chance to be part of the next generation of leading talent in the Games, Animation and VFX industries.
Find out moreCreate short Overwatch animation videos based on monthly themes. The public can vote for their favourites and an official jury will select winning animations each month.
Find out moreThis year the PLAY - Creative Gaming Festival takes place in a completely new form. As always, PLAY20 will focus on participating, trying out, discussing, programming, discovering and of course playing.
Find out moreThis course will equip you with the practical skills required to work in the games industry ranging from concept to post-production, and you will graduate with a portfolio of projects.
Find out moreOn this course, you'll explore the artistry and industry of games design. You’ll complete real game development projects and develop your own creative approach, with access to cutting-edge facilities and resources supported by the likes of Sony Playstation.
Find out moreThis course will help you build the skills and techniques demanded by the games industry, such as programming, software engineering and optimisation, mathematics and the use of games hardware on desktop, consoles and mobile platforms. You'll also master project management techniques and tools used within the games industry.
Find out moreThis course is aimed at creative graduates who want to develop their skills to work in the exciting area of real-time art and design. You will develop specialist skills to produce game ready art with the latest 3D software used within the industry.
Find out moreThis course will help you build the skills and techniques demanded by the games industry, such as programming, software engineering and optimisation, mathematics and the use of games hardware on desktop, consoles and mobile platforms. You'll also master project management techniques and tools used within the games industry.
Find out moreOn this course, you'll develop software and learn to use the tools and frameworks used in the game industry. You'll study low-level hardware architectures for optimisation, including the novel architectures of games consoles and how to exploit them.
Find out moreJoin Into Games and Manticore Games for Side Quest with Core - a free two-week game development course. The folks over at Manticore Games will teach you the fundamentals of game development using the brand new development tool Core Engine.
Find out moreAmazon Lumberyard is a free AAA game engine deeply integrated with AWS and Twitch. The Lumberyard team aspires to help game developers create the highest quality games, engage massive communities of fans, and connect their games to the vast compute and storage of the cloud. They are looking for a passionate Software Engineer Intern to join them for 12 months.
Find out moreThis qualification is aimed at students aged 16+. The Extended Diploma is comparable with 3 A’Levels and comes with UCAS points so you can progress to University or a Higher Apprenticeship. The course offers the most promising students the chance to be part of the next generation of leading talent in the Games, Animation and VFX industries.
Find out moreThis qualification is aimed at students aged 16+. The Extended Diploma is comparable with 3 A’Levels and comes with UCAS points so you can progress to University or a Higher Apprenticeship. The course offers the most promising students the chance to be part of the next generation of leading talent in the Games, Animation and VFX industries.
Find out moreDevelop the skills you need to become a professional in computer games design. This Computer Games Design degree explores the creative and technical aspects of games production, giving you the necessary skills to develop, produce and publish games titles.
Find out moreThis course focuses on the business of esports. You will learn within a practical technical environment everything required to host small and large scale events. Developing your skills for single-player and multi-player team events you will create business plans to build teams, create online communities and promote your events through digital marketing.
Find out moreIf you are an artist or designer, this course is an opportunity for you to specialise and build a portfolio of work to make an impact in modern video game design. You’ll gain all the right skills to excel as a 3D artist or theory-based games designer.
Find out moreThis course was built with the role of a core games designer or gameplay designer in mind. You’ll focus on scripting in game engines to allow you to take ideas from concept to a playable prototype. Exploring some of the fundamental ideas underpinning modern games, you’ll develop fun, exciting and experimental concepts.
Find out moreThis degree is for keen programmers who want to learn about games development in general, as well as technical games programming skills. This course is suited to those who aspire to work in an indie games studio or develop mobile games, and is also good preparation for a career as a software developer in the wider computing industry
Find out moreAimed at aspiring programmers, this degree will show you how to create exciting games with professional hardware and software tools.
Find out moreAimed at aspiring programmers, this degree will show you how to create exciting games with professional hardware and software tools. You'll learn how to take your game ideas from concept, through production to final release using industry-standard design and development techniques. You will also learn how to develop or modify the technologies used in game engines.
Find out moreDevelop your skills on our Computer Games Design degree. Ideal if you're interested in becoming a 3D artist, animator or games designer. This degree explores the creative and technical aspects of games production, giving you the necessary skills to develop, produce and publish games titles.
Find out moreConcept Art for Games and Film is ideal if you're interested in a career in game arts and concept creation, and have strong drawing and painting skills. This degree is designed to prepare you for working within the thrilling and rapidly advancing entertainment industry. It’s perfect if you wish to mix the artistic, creative and technical skills required to be a 2D or concept artist in the games industry.
Find out moreWith this degree, you'll be able to get to grips with everything from environment and character creation to props, vehicle and weaponry design. If you want to create the amazing visual elements that are seen in games, this degree will provide you with the skills you need for a career as a 3D artist.
Find out moreA ground-breaking course for the games community managers of the future. This course will inspire your creative nature, transporting you into a professional environment where you will examine day-to-day experiences of a games community manager.
Find out moreThis qualification is aimed at students aged 16+. The Extended Diploma is comparable with 3 A’Levels and comes with UCAS points so you can progress to University or a Higher Apprenticeship. The course offers the most promising students the chance to be part of the next generation of leading talent in the Games, Animation and VFX industries.
Find out moreA 6-months programme providing the learning and development resources and support you need to progress your career in games. You will have an opportunity to contribute to new titles and achieve that first credit on a published game.
Find out moreIf you are aged 13-24, and are passionate about joining the games industry, this is the easiest way of getting regular, live insights from real games industry staff from some of the UK's biggest studios. Get support developing a career plan that is grounded in reality, with personalised online advice anytime, anywhere.
Find out moreGet access to Augmented Reality tools, services, and talent. Developers will be selected based on a demonstrated ability to develop and launch apps and/or games.
Find out moreThis qualification is aimed at students aged 16+. The Extended Diploma is comparable with 3 A’Levels and comes with UCAS points so you can progress to University or a Higher Apprenticeship. The course offers the most promising students the chance to be part of the next generation of leading talent in the Games, Animation and VFX industries.
Find out moreThis qualification is aimed at students aged 16+. The Extended Diploma is comparable with 3 A’Levels and comes with UCAS points so you can progress to University or a Higher Apprenticeship. The course offers the most promising students the chance to be part of the next generation of leading talent in the Games, Animation and VFX industries.
Find out moreThis course provides students with an intellectual experience of study in the field of games development. Created and delivered by staff with both research and games industry expertise, it is designed to meet the increasing shortage of adept games developers, designers and programmers. The course offers a unique pathway into the games industry and wider related research.
Find out moreThis degree gives you a foundation in problem-solving, programming (using C++) and software design for the entertainment industry. Explore artificial intelligence, 3D environments, virtual reality (VR) and effective software design for games. Gain an understanding of the history and theories around play, games and user engagement.
Find out moreAmazon Lumberyard is a free AAA game engine deeply integrated with AWS and Twitch. They are looking for a passionate User Experience Intern to join them for 12 months to work on the Lumberyard Engine team in London where they will be focused on improving the Lumberyard customer experience.
Find out moreThis course helps you become a multi-skilled games programmer, expanding your programming knowledge of gameplay systems, rendering pipelines, virtual reality, artificial intelligence and procedural content generation.
Find out moreThis course helps you explore the digital modelling of characters and environments, shading techniques and level creation. You’ll discover how to create optimised shapes and textures and apply them to real-time 3D graphics.
Find out moreThis specialist degree focuses on game audio and film music, covering creative, technical and business. You’ll compose, produce, and implement music and sound for a huge variety of film, animation and game audio titles, and be part of networking and collaboration within the school of creative arts.
Find out moreOn this course, you will harness the whole gamut of sonic resources for your creative practice – from acoustic instruments to electroacoustic sound, utilising all the latest studio techniques and technologies.
Find out moreOn this degree course, you’ll learn how to make your dream a reality by getting the necessary knowledge and skills to start your own game-related business. You'll also have the opportunity to develop the skills and expertise to work for an established games developer.
Find out moreThis degree course gives you the experience and skills you need for a career in the computer game development industry – and in businesses that are increasingly using gaming technology such as simulation training, healthcare and web design.
Find out moreThe course is project-based, so you'll define the focus and scope of your own work, while building your technological expertise. You'll also get plenty of hands-on experience designing, creating and managing your own research study.
Find out moreThis qualification is aimed at students aged 16+. The Extended Diploma is comparable with 3 A’Levels and comes with UCAS points so you can progress to University or a Higher Apprenticeship. The course offers the most promising students the chance to be part of the next generation of leading talent in the Games, Animation and VFX industries.
Find out moreThis qualification is aimed at students aged 16+. The Extended Diploma is comparable with 3 A’Levels and comes with UCAS points so you can progress to University or a Higher Apprenticeship. The course offers the most promising students the chance to be part of the next generation of leading talent in the Games, Animation and VFX industries.
Find out moreCombine the creative side of games design with essential technical knowledge. If you want to make unique new games and take your ambitious ideas into emerging games markets, platforms and spaces, this is the programme for you. You’ll learn design, illustration, character creation, animation and storytelling, as well as coding and digital production.
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