Game Arts and Design | University of Plymouth

Course summary

Turn your creativity into captivating games. Master 3D modelling, 2D art, animation, level design and gameplay coding - all guided by industry experts. Explore every stage of game development and specialise in what excites you most.

Create in world-class facilities
Create with cutting-edge tech in world-class facilities - where your ideas come to life in VR, 360° immersion and high-spec game labs.

Shape the future of gaming
Future-proof your career with industry-led, tech-focused training - where innovation, entrepreneurship and ethical practice prepare you to thrive and make an impact.

Break into the industry
Boost your employability with optional year-long, paid placements at top studios like Criterion Games.

This course is for you if...

you’re passionate about creating immersive, engaging games
you enjoy blending creativity and technical skills in game design
you want to master industry-standard tools and workflows
you’re aiming for a career as a game artist, 3D modeller, or level designer.

How to apply

Application codes

Course code:: W282
Institution code:: P60

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