Full Time Masters Degrees (Game Theory)

Take your skills to the next level with our Game Design programme. Refine 3D modelling, 2D art and animation skills, level design and gameplay coding. Read more

Explore the world of computational game theory, where computer science and economics collide, and receive a grounding in algorithmic techniques and optimisation methods and models on this MSc. Read more

Explore the world of computational game theory, where computer science and economics collide, and receive a grounding in algorithmic techniques and optimisation methods and models on this MSc. Read more

MA Game Designs at UCA Farnham combines the latest creative practice and academic research, placing you at the cutting edge of the global games industry. Read more

The current pandemic has restructured the economy in many countries, which affects the labour market and unemployment. Current events such as Brexit and regional trade agreements such as the CPTPP pose some questions of how globalization would evolve in the future. Read more

Gain advanced knowledge and skills in digital marketing and social media management  Learn how social media and digital platforms are used in contemporary… Read more

Gain advanced knowledge of social media in business contexts Understand brand strategy and properties of different platforms Develop technical proficiency… Read more

Rooted in experimental practice, MA Games Design will equip you with both the technical and critical skills to produce a broad portfolio of innovative game prototypes. Read more

Get a flying start in the games industry. If you are an artist or designer, this is an opportunity for you to specialise and build a portfolio of work to make an impact in modern video game design. Read more

While the world holds its breath in anticipation of the Age of the Petabyte, we’re getting ready for the Age of the Exabyte. The Data Science programme is the first dedicated BSc programme in the world. Read more

The MSc Economics of Business and Management is designed for students who may or may not have previous exposure to economics. Read more

Food crises, commodity price booms and busts, environmental concerns and trade tensions are just some of the focuses of the analysis undertaken in agricultural economics. Read more

One of three specialist Masters in Economics programmes available at Durham, the MSc in Behavioural Economics examines how elements of behavioural psychology can be applied to economics to understand how people make economic decisions and how these decisions may differ from those made from rational choices. Read more