3D Games Art and Design | University of Hertfordshire

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Course summary

The world famous 3D Games Art and Design degree trains students to become realtime artists and designers, allowing them to specialise as character artists, environment artists, technical artists or game designers. The degree teaches students to create concept art, model and texture within realtime restrictions and to create playable worlds that enthral the player into exploring them. The course teaches the artistic and technical skills required to work in the rapidly evolving and dynamic industry.

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Course code:: W281
Institution code:: H36

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