The master of science degree in game design and development explores the entertainment technology landscape, along with other related areas of software development.
Read more…
The video game industry is a vastly growing sector in both the UK and worldwide and the need for highly skilled and educated individuals is in high demand across the globe.
Read more…
Advance your career in computing in this comprehensive and challenging Master’s programme where you’ll develop high level analytical, research, strategic planning and project management skills and improve your ability to design, plan and organise technology based projects.
Read more…
Interaction design is a rapidly changing discipline, and we maintain the relevance of our education by working with real-world design cases and outside clients that include local industry partners, as well as cultural and civic organisations.
Read more…
Designers today face two fundamental challenges. the expanding influence of design within society and the increasing role of technology within design.
Read more…
Rooted in experimental practice, MA Games Design ensures that students are equipped with both the technical and critical skills that allow them to produce a broad portfolio of innovative game prototypes.
Read more…
Develop the skills and strong relationships with leaders in the UK digital games industry that will help you pursue a successful career in games.
Read more…
Computer games are expected to reach a global revenue of $111bn in 2015; yet over half of the UK’s video games employers reported a lack of suitably-skilled graduates in 2011.
Read more…
This course, one of a suite of digital media courses, enables you to study professional digital media practice in a microstudio environment with a focus on the design skills necessary for the field of games development.
Read more…
Serious games and virtual reality represent a large, and actively growing, industry – the application of modern games technology in a wide range of areas around medicine, training, education, security and beyond.
Read more…
This postgraduate Games Design course has been developed to provide part-time students the opportunity, support and guidance to fully explore the study of games design.
Read more…
Why study Human Computer Interaction and Design?. Smart devices (mobile phones, PDAs, tablet computers), smart products (car, navigation) and smart environments (ambient intelligence) are enabling new services that require innovative interfaces.
Read more…
Why study Human Computer Interaction and Design?. Smart devices (mobile phones, PDAs, tablet computers), smart products (car, navigation) and smart environments (ambient intelligence) are enabling new services that require innovative interfaces.
Read more…
