Develop character, concept and environment art, 3D modelling and sculpting in this career-focused Game Art degree. You’ll develop your own games in collaboration with other students in a structure that replicates the professional environment.

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Key Information

Where can I study?
Bristol / Manchester
Start Date
September 2025
Study Modes
Full-Time
Course Length
3 Years
UK/Home Fees (Per Year)
£9,535

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Key Information

Where can I study?
Bristol / Manchester
Start Date
September 2025
Study Modes
Full-Time
Course Length
3 Years
UK/Home Fees (Per Year)
£9,535
Get UCAS codes
Start your application

Course Overview

As a game artist, you’ll be joining one of the fastest growing sectors of the games industry where skills are in higher demand than ever before.

Our BA (Hons) Game Art degree is designed to turn your passion for games and artistic talent into a professional career, teaching you how to create the stunning visuals that bring games to life.

Over three years, you’ll delve into every aspect of game art, from concept art and character design to environment creation and world-building. You’ll hone your skills using world-class facilities equipped with high-end hardware and cutting-edge software like Autodesk Maya, Substance, Zbrush, Adobe Illustrator, Photoshop, and game engines such as Unity and Unreal. Alongside mastering these tools, you’ll study the fundamental principles of game art and traditional art practices, preparing you to contribute to major game development projects in your second and third years.

This course is highly practical, offering you the opportunity to work on real game projects that simulate the industry’s fast-paced environment. We’ll inspire you to think creatively, experiment, and push the boundaries of game art. With guidance from industry professionals and access to top-tier facilities, you’ll graduate with a polished portfolio and the technical expertise to excel in the game industry.

Why Choose This Course?

Hands-On Experience: Jump straight into real game projects, working with fellow students to create stunning visuals that bring games to life.

Creative Freedom: Explore your unique style and push your creative limits with guidance from industry experts who are there to help you shine.
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Future-Ready: Whether you're aiming to be a character designer, concept artist, or 3D modeller, this course sets you up for success in a wide range of exciting roles in the game industry.

This course is delivered at dBs Institute. Taught and awarded by Access Creative College

This course is taught by the dBs Institute and awarded by Falmouth University

Course Details

You will study a total of 18 modules, including a final major project. Programme structures and modules can change as part of our curriculum enhancement and review processes. If a certain module is important to you, please discuss it with the Course Leader.

Full course details, including course aims and assessment criteria can be accessed online, access the full course details.

Year Overview

Year 1

Module Breakdown

During the first year of your Game Art degree, you'll build core skills demanded by the industry, and learn about game artists' major roles and techniques. 

Working with industry-standard software, methods and processes, you'll develop your drawing skills, better understand anatomy, and apply these abilities to 3D modelling and related elements. 

You'll learn traditional and digital art skills – both 2D and 3D – alongside concept, environment and character art to build digital worlds and characters

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Module Details

Unit Overview

Concept Art 1

You will learn how to draw engaging and dynamic concept art for games using professional tools such as Photoshop and drawing tablets to realise your digital designs. 

Developing traditional and contemporary skills through practical and creative studio workshops, you will be introduced to the visual communication models and techniques that are used. 

Building your knowledge of perspective and lighting, you will improve how to communicate your ideas visually and study a range of stylistic approaches, game art culture and some of the most influential stylistic movements in art history.

Character Art 1

Create your own custom stylised or photoreal characters for game development. Utilising cutting-edge tools and software, you will apply the elemental principles of character art for games, while developing your understanding of anatomy and proportion through life drawing. 

You’ll begin working with 3D sculpting and modelling, texturing and materials, while sharpening your observational skills and how you present varying character forms and styles. 

Environment Art 1

Build spectacular environments for games. Whether you want to create vast panoramic vistas, or detailed internal spaces, you will undertake a series of exercises, where you will learn about visual referencing, scene setup, 3D planning, blocking out, modelling methodology and the UV mapping required to model and texture your scenes. 

You will apply these skills to create bespoke environment art, using industry-standard digital tools, to produce high-definition 3D assets for use in the game development pipeline.

Concept Art 2

Level up your understanding of the tools and processes used to create stylistic and highly functional concept art for games. Through workshops and masterclasses from industry professionals, you will explore deeper and more methodical approaches that are critical to being an effective concept artist within a collaborative environment.

Character Art 2

Advance your character creation and development skills and learn how to achieve a desired aesthetic so your characters are ready for production. 

You will further develop your skills through the use of 3D and 2D software, while deepening your understanding of advanced principles of traditional figurative art, such as line, tone, anatomy and proportion, through life drawing and digital techniques.

Environment Art 2

Become a pro with the software and the processes used to create captivating environments for games. 

In this module, you will broaden your skill sets and learn new production techniques through studio time and practical workshops, so you can create technically accurate, optimised and engaging environment art. 

Understanding the overarching and intertwining workflows, while considering hardware limitations, export pipeline, baking methodologies, texturing techniques, rendering, lighting and shadows, will elevate your skills as an environment artist.

Year 2

In your second year, you’ll grow your confidence in game art and your skills with professional digital tools. 

Where possible, you’ll participate in a collaborative project with game students of different disciplines to give you valuable experience in an industry-style development pipeline. 

An additional specialist practice project lets you hone your skills in a particular area of game art, giving you the opportunity to create high-quality work for your portfolio.

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Module Details

Art Based Research

Test your creative limits by exploring a specialism of your choice. You’ll develop an appreciation for the processes, tools and constraints of an alternate discipline and better understand others' workflows and deadlines, while broadening your skill set. 

Once you have identified a new area of game art or animation practice which you wish to research and develop, you will embark on a phase of self-directed research to identify the technical pipeline resources and workflow examples required, to inform your development. 

World Building: Pre-Production

You and your team are tasked with designing and planning the construction of a whole game world for production. 

From designing the levels, assets and mechanics, to writing narrative, game design documents and experimenting with code and blueprints, your team will use industry-standard collaborative strategies and methodologies such as Agile, to collaboratively build a world for the Alpha stage of development.

Researching a diverse range of cultural sources and contexts, both fictional and historic, you will work in a multi-skilled team to start work on a game or interactive project.

Developing Character Art Vocabularies

In this module you will perfect your character designs and builds by developing your proficiency in sculpting, modelling and texturing.

Through the application of advanced figurative art principles and extended life drawing, you will sharpen your observation skills, and your understanding of human anatomy as you continue to translate that to your 3D work.

World Building: Production

Build the game world you planned in the previous study block. By the end of the module, you and your team will have built an engaging interactive experience. Delivering content in line with production milestones, you will prepare to release your game and reach your intended audience. 

Collaboration

You will work on a cross-discipline project that utilises skills and techniques such as animation, VFX or virtual production techniques. 

The module will focus on a range of collaboration skills allowing you to develop and utilise them as part of a collaborative team both outside and inside your disciplinary studies. 

You will initially focus on a “challenge brief” that will test your abilities beyond your specialism. The second “challenge brief” is set by course teams and is closer to your original discipline.

Year 3

With specialism, independence and professional practice at the forefront of your third year, you'll join a multi-skilled team on a game development project. 

Working in a studio environment, you'll contribute art assets using industry-standard methods and pipelines; taking your technical skills to the limit by investigating the use of cutting-edge specialist hardware and software used in games. 

This final year will see you ready yourself for the job market by building a professional portfolio that showcases your talents by displaying the body of work you have produced up to this point. We'll then help you commercialise this work and prepare you for the transition to professional life.

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Module Details

Professional Portfolio

Ready yourself for the job market by building a professional portfolio that showcases your talents by displaying the body of work you have produced up to this point. 

In this module you will learn the form and protocols used by visual artists to exhibit their work and gain employment. Professional mentors guide you to consolidate knowledge and understanding of the enterprise and employment context of Game Art. 

You will receive industry feedback on how to apply for work in games, bespoke career advice, and will engage with your professional mentor and explore the enterprise possibilities that arise over the course.

Future Skills

Future Skills will develop your commercial awareness and entrepreneurial mindset to be able to identify suitable opportunities and understand how they can be leveraged to your advantage. 

Through detailed analysis of the business side of the industry and practical learning, you will design a project proposal within a team. The focus will be on working in an increasingly professional and autonomous manner, delivering content in line with agreed production milestones, and in a way which would enable you to commercially release your work should you choose to do so. 

This will culminate towards an investment-style pitch where you present your project to an industry panel. 

Technical Art Practice

Take your technical skills to the limit by investigating the use of cutting-edge specialist hardware and software used in games. 

Delve into 3D and real-time technologies so the complex and nuanced learning required to become a skilled operator and technician becomes second nature. 

You will deepen your understanding of the role of a technical artist, by examining the various roles they can fulfil, and what their place is in a typical game production pipeline. Investigating the different aspects of technical art including pipeline, tools, 2D, 3D, Procedural Modelling and VFX, you will gain an intuition of an array of new technical arts.

Major Collaboration

The final big team project, where you are free to collaborate in a transdisciplinary fashion to produce an innovative product or service, based on your own intellectual property. 

Develop your professional autonomy, as you may choose to work on your previous project, or a newly proposed project that satisfies a real need or a response to a market opportunity your group has identified. 

Projects could include enterprise solutions, mobile apps, installations, games, web applications, robots, immersive experiences, software development tools, and more.

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How You'll Learn

You'll create original games through group work, professional practice and Game Jams. You'll also develop practical skills through practice-based workshops and learn to evaluate and improve your work through group tutorials, and individual tutorials. 

You'll learn through practical workshops, lectures, seminars, group and individual tutorials, and tutor and peer feedback on your work.

Assessment Methods

Assessments are 100% coursework.

Written assignments.

Presentations.

Portfolio development of creative, practical and/or technical work.

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On average you should allow for between 40-50 hours per week for your studies, of which approximately 25% will be taught (c.10 hours) and 75% will be self-study.

How to Apply

Applying for this course is easy! Simply click the "Apply" button below to submit your application directly through our website.
A member of our Admissions Team will then be in touch to discuss your suitability for the course, your interests and to arrange an interview.

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Entry Requirements

Fees & Funding

A full guide to fees, eligibility and funding can be found in our guide to fees and funding.

UK & Home Fee Status Students

Tuition fees for 24-25 are TBC. Below are the course costs for 23-24 for reference.

Access to HE courses, 1 year, on campus

£4,835

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International Students

At this time, we are currently unable to accept international students on our on-campus Access to HE diploma courses.

EU students who hold settled or pre-settled status may qualify for the Advanced Learner Loan if:

‍You have settled or pre-settled status granted under the EU Settlement Scheme
You are an Irish national living in the UK or Republic of Ireland
You are a British national living in the EU/EEA or Switzerland

If none of these exceptions apply, you'll be classed as an international student and will not be eligible to study on-campus at dBs Institute.

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Advanced Learner Loan

To help with the costs of your course you can apply for an Advanced Learner Loan. This is a loan provided by the UK Government through Student Finance England.

Head to the GOV.UK website to find out about Advanced Learner Loans and how to apply.

To apply for the Advanced Learner Loan you must be 19 or older on the first day of your course.

Eligibility for the Advanced Learner Loan is also determined by your nationality and residency status, please head to the eligibility page on the GOV.UK website for more information.

Please be aware that the Advanced Learner Loan will only cover your course fees, not your living costs.

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Repayment

How much you repay depends on your income. You will pay a percentage of your income over the threshold for your loan. The threshold and amount you repay is determined by when you take out your loan. For example:

If you receive an advanced learner loan for 2024/25 your yearly threshold will be £27,295. You will be required to repay 9% of your income over the threshold.

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Advanced Learner Loan ‘Write Off’

Student Finance England will ‘write off’ any outstanding Advanced Learner Loan balances you owe for an Access to HE course once you complete a Higher Education course. This means you do not have to repay it.

Year 3

Professional Portfolio

Ready yourself for the job market by building a professional portfolio that showcases your talents by displaying the body of work you have produced up to this point. 

In this module you will learn the form and protocols used by visual artists to exhibit their work and gain employment. Professional mentors guide you to consolidate knowledge and understanding of the enterprise and employment context of Game Art. 

You will receive industry feedback on how to apply for work in games, bespoke career advice, and will engage with your professional mentor and explore the enterprise possibilities that arise over the course.

Future Skills

Future Skills will develop your commercial awareness and entrepreneurial mindset to be able to identify suitable opportunities and understand how they can be leveraged to your advantage. 

Through detailed analysis of the business side of the industry and practical learning, you will design a project proposal within a team. The focus will be on working in an increasingly professional and autonomous manner, delivering content in line with agreed production milestones, and in a way which would enable you to commercially release your work should you choose to do so. 

This will culminate towards an investment-style pitch where you present your project to an industry panel. 

Technical Art Practice

Take your technical skills to the limit by investigating the use of cutting-edge specialist hardware and software used in games. 

Delve into 3D and real-time technologies so the complex and nuanced learning required to become a skilled operator and technician becomes second nature. 

You will deepen your understanding of the role of a technical artist, by examining the various roles they can fulfil, and what their place is in a typical game production pipeline. Investigating the different aspects of technical art including pipeline, tools, 2D, 3D, Procedural Modelling and VFX, you will gain an intuition of an array of new technical arts.

Major Collaboration

The final big team project, where you are free to collaborate in a transdisciplinary fashion to produce an innovative product or service, based on your own intellectual property. 

Develop your professional autonomy, as you may choose to work on your previous project, or a newly proposed project that satisfies a real need or a response to a market opportunity your group has identified. 

Projects could include enterprise solutions, mobile apps, installations, games, web applications, robots, immersive experiences, software development tools, and more.

Applications for undergraduate degrees are made through the University and Colleges Admissions Service (UCAS). You can apply online through the UCAS website.

The equal consideration deadline for September 2025 entry applications is  29th January 2025.

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Entry Requirements

We consider all applications on their own individual merit and potential.

As a guide our typical offer at undergraduate level is 104 – 120 UCAS Tariff points, primarily from Level 3 qualifications such as but not limited to A-levels, a BTEC/UAL Extended Diploma or a Foundation Diploma.

We welcome applications from all subject backgrounds, whether you’ve specialised in STEM, the arts or humanities. If you do not hold the minimum entry requirements but can demonstrate aptitude, enthusiasm and motivation you will be considered on an individual basis. Applicants who do not meet our typical offer guidelines may be invited to interview, where you will have the opportunity to discuss your experience and suitability for the course.

For applicants whose first language is not English, we accept a variety of English language tests and they are listed on Falmouth University's International Entry Requirements page.

If you don’t yet meet our undergraduate degree entry requirements, our Access to HE Diplomas offer a flexible and tailored route to prepare you for higher education.

Find out more about our Diploma courses

Fees & Funding

A full guide to fees, eligibility and funding can be found in our guide to fees and funding.

Tuition fees are set annually and are subject to review each year. Therefore, tuition fees may rise in the second or subsequent years of a course, in line with inflation and/or the maximum permitted by law or Government policy. Students will be notified of any changes as soon as possible.

Uk & Home Status Students

Tuition fees from September 2025 for new UK and home fee status students starting in the academic year 2025-26.

BA(Hons) / BSc(Hons) courses, 3 years, on campus

£9,535

Channel Island & Isle of Man Students

Tuition fees from September 2023 for new UK and home fee status students starting in the academic year 2023-24.

BA(Hons) / BSc(Hons) courses, 3 years, on campus

£9,535

International Students

At this time, we are currently unable to accept international students on our on-campus undergraduate degree programmes.

EU students who hold settled or pre-settled status may qualify for home fees if:

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You have settled or pre-settled status granted under the EU Settlement Scheme
You are an Irish national living in the UK or Republic of Ireland
You are a British national living in the EU/EEA or Switzerland

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If none of these exceptions apply, you'll be classed as an international student and will not be eligible to study on-campus at dBs Institute.

UCAS Codes

Bristol

G600

D

D16

Manchester

G601

J

D16

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Entry Requirements

We welcome applicants with varied qualifications, but typically you'll need an undergraduate degree in a related discipline. Our typical applicants hold an undergraduate degree of 2:2 or above, or equivalent experience.

We'll also welcome your application if you have formal or 'certified' learning (such as training courses not run by universities or colleges) and learning from work experience or self-study. This is called Accreditation of Prior Learning (APL), and should have been gained within the last five years, and be equivalent to the learning outcomes of our minimum entry qualifications.

If English isn’t your first language, you'll need to demonstrate English language skills that are sufficiently developed for successful completion of your studies. We accept a range of recognised English language qualifications that are equivalent to the International English Language Testing System (IELTS) Academic minimum score of 6.5 overall, with a minimum of 6.0 in Reading, Writing, Speaking and Listening.

Fees & Funding

A full guide to fees, eligibility and funding can be found in our guide to fees and funding.

Uk & Home Status Students

Tuition fees from September 2025 for new UK and home fee status students starting in the academic year 2025-26.

MA(Hons), full-time, on campus, 1 year

£8,500

MA(Hons), part-time, on campus, 2 year

£4,250

MA(Hons), full-time, on campus, 1 year

£8,500

MA(Hons), part-time, on campus, 2 year

£4,250

MA(Hons), full-time, online, 1 year

£8,500

MA(Hons), part-time, online, 2 year

£4,250

Channel Island & Isle of Man Students

Tuition fees from September 2025 for new UK and home fee status students starting in the academic year 2025-26.

MA(Hons), full-time, on campus, 1 year

£8,500

MA(Hons), part-time, on campus, 2 year

£4,250

MA(Hons), full-time, on campus, 1 year

£8,500

MA(Hons), part-time, on campus, 2 year

£4,250

MA(Hons), full-time, online, 1 year

£8,500

MA(Hons), part-time, online, 2 year

£4,250

International Students

At this time, we are currently able to accept international students on our online postgraduate degree programmes only.

MA(Hons), full-time, online, 1 year

£8,500

MA(Hons), part-time, online, 2 year

£4,250

EU students who hold settled or pre-settled status may qualify for Home fees if:

You have settled or pre-settled status granted under the EU Settlement Scheme
You are an Irish national living in the UK or Republic of Ireland
You are a British national living in the EU/EEA or Switzerland

If none of these exceptions apply, you'll be classed as an international student and will not be eligible to study on-campus at dBs Institute.

Alumni Discount for dBs Institute graduates
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We offer a discount on postgraduate course fees for all dBs Institute undergraduate alumni.
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Continue your studies with up to 25% discount for postgraduate courses, even if you’re switching campus or subject specialism.

Year 3

Professional Portfolio

Ready yourself for the job market by building a professional portfolio that showcases your talents by displaying the body of work you have produced up to this point. 

In this module you will learn the form and protocols used by visual artists to exhibit their work and gain employment. Professional mentors guide you to consolidate knowledge and understanding of the enterprise and employment context of Game Art. 

You will receive industry feedback on how to apply for work in games, bespoke career advice, and will engage with your professional mentor and explore the enterprise possibilities that arise over the course.

Future Skills

Future Skills will develop your commercial awareness and entrepreneurial mindset to be able to identify suitable opportunities and understand how they can be leveraged to your advantage. 

Through detailed analysis of the business side of the industry and practical learning, you will design a project proposal within a team. The focus will be on working in an increasingly professional and autonomous manner, delivering content in line with agreed production milestones, and in a way which would enable you to commercially release your work should you choose to do so. 

This will culminate towards an investment-style pitch where you present your project to an industry panel. 

Technical Art Practice

Take your technical skills to the limit by investigating the use of cutting-edge specialist hardware and software used in games. 

Delve into 3D and real-time technologies so the complex and nuanced learning required to become a skilled operator and technician becomes second nature. 

You will deepen your understanding of the role of a technical artist, by examining the various roles they can fulfil, and what their place is in a typical game production pipeline. Investigating the different aspects of technical art including pipeline, tools, 2D, 3D, Procedural Modelling and VFX, you will gain an intuition of an array of new technical arts.

Major Collaboration

The final big team project, where you are free to collaborate in a transdisciplinary fashion to produce an innovative product or service, based on your own intellectual property. 

Develop your professional autonomy, as you may choose to work on your previous project, or a newly proposed project that satisfies a real need or a response to a market opportunity your group has identified. 

Projects could include enterprise solutions, mobile apps, installations, games, web applications, robots, immersive experiences, software development tools, and more.

Why Choose dBs

Why Choose dBs & ACC

Here at dBs Institute, we pride ourselves on creating a learning environment that reflects the industry that you want to work in. Our state-of-the-art facilities ensure that you are working on professional-grade equipment; our course leaders have years of industry experience to draw from and we foster a community of students and staff that inspires and encourages collaboration.
Throughout your studies and beyond, we will also provide you with career support and guidance to reach your future goals.

Facilities

Manchester

Inside our high-spec game suite

Manchester

Developing projects in the game suite

Bristol

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Why Choose an Online Degree at dBs

Our online Master's degrees offer a high-quality, immersive, and community-driven learning experience, led by industry experts who are passionate about their craft. With 24/7 access to course materials and resources, you can learn at your own pace from anywhere in the world. Plus, our hands-on projects will equip you with practical skills necessary for a successful career in the music industry.

Flexible study

Enjoy the freedom to fit your learning around you. For online students, course content – other than one-to-one sessions – will be available to access whenever suits you.

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Learn from the pros

You will learn from tutors whose expertise extends across production, composition, sound design, sound engineering, label management, marketing and promotion.

You’ll also have access to our extensive guest lecture programme, giving you the chance to meet leading industry professionals – ranging from respected producers and performers to specialist technical staff from world-class audio companies.

Industry Connections

As a student of this course, you will be encouraged to apply for placements and opportunities with dBs Pro, our in-house creative audio company.

This will allow you to further your experience and apply the skills you have been honing, as well as showcase your skills to clients and develop your creative own links in the industry.

What our students say

Who better to tell you about our course than students already doing the course? In this video, some of our latest cohort talk about their experience of the dBs online masters degrees.

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Opportunities

Engaging with our industry

In our 20+ year history, we’ve built a strong network of contacts across the creative industries, that include AMS Neve, Solid State Logic, Avid and many more.

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Career support

We strive to equip our students with the skills and opportunities to secure roles across the creative industries, and this goal underpins the student experience at dBs Institute.

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dBs Pro

dBs Pro is a creative audio company with a difference - it’s dedicated to providing our students with real-world experience alongside their studies.

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Your Future Prospects

The beauty of game art is how many individual roles sit beneath it, and students studying this course will come away from this degree with the skills and experience to fulfil a great number of them.

In our career spotlight, we highlight the variety of roles available to graduates of this course and how you can progress into them:

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Game Programmer

Perhaps the most vital part of a studio, Game Programmers transform the visual design, assets and gameplay mechanics into a playable and enjoyable experience.

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Carreers

Game Artist

Working alongside designers and programmers, Game Artists craft every aspect of a video game’s visual aesthetic; developing the core style and look of a game from characters and environments, to UI and menus.

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If you’d like to find out more about our postgraduate courses, please fill in the form below. Once submitted, a member of our admissions team will be in touch to discuss our postgraduate course offerings and the next steps of the application process.

Please note, if you currently live outside of the UK and require a Tier 4 VISA to study in the United Kingdom, we are unable to accept your application for our on campus full-time or part-time postgraduate degree programmes. If this is the case, please apply for one of our online postgraduate courses instead.

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