The first year delivers a solid grounding, including 3D modelling and creating 2D & 3D visual assets. Creative problem solving is underpinned by the basic theories, philosophies, and the history of technology. By the second year, you will be able to design solutions to production problems. New topics are introduced, including the use of middleware and the principles of architecture and game environments. In the final year, both degree programmes collaborate on a major game production. This studio simulated environment tests individual skills, knowledge, and theory while giving students experience working within a team.

Game Art career paths include: Game Artist Modeller Texture Artist Technical Director Art Director