Create a shortlist of five courses that you would consider attending and include a short profile on each, type of course, duration, entry requirements, overview etc.
University of Abertay Dundee
BA (Hons) Computer Arts
Study at Abertay, in the UK’s first national centre for excellence in computer games education, dedicated to bringing out the best in computer games programmers for over 10 years.
You will be taught by staff from Abertay’s Institute for Arts, Media and Computer Games among almost 1,000 like-minded students on various games programming, design and art courses, and have the opportunity to work in multidisciplinary teams, providing you with industry relevant experience.
Entry requirements:
3 A Levels BCC or 4 Highers AABB incl. Art
De Montfort University
BA (Hons) Game Art Design
BA (Hons) Game Art Design at De Montfort University (DMU) is a specialist art course that combines traditional art practice with contemporary game development technology.
Students graduate with a portfolio that includes 2D and 3D in digital and traditional forms, demonstrating skills and knowledge that are in high demand.
The course enjoys input from leading industry professionals to ensure that the experience is relevant, realistic and incorporates the latest developments. In year 3, students undertake professional briefs and a major personal project that fully prepare them for industry.
•260 UCAS Points from at least two A Levels or equivalent, including a grade C or above in Art and Design
•BTEC requirements: Distinction Merit Merit (DMM) at National Diploma Level.
Norwich University of the Arts
BA (Hons) Game Art and Design
BA (Hons) Games Art and Design at NUA develops highly-skilled graduates in art, design and technology for AAA and indie studios. The curriculum focuses on the art of games and the idea of game form, enabling students to become confident in the core elements of digital game development and production – art, design and technology.
The course uses industry-standard game development software including level editors to explore ideas and creativity and boasts Apple University Developer Status which provides access to cutting edge software to create apps and games for iOS platforms.
Entry requirements:
280 tariff points, grades: BBC. At least 1 B grade at A-level must be in an art and design related subject
Southampton Solent University
BA (Hons) Computer & Video Games
BA (Hons) Computer & Video Games is a cutting-edge art course that specialises in video game production.
You will practise digital art production and become well versed in the creative and critical aspects of game art. You will develop a portfolio demonstrating your skill and knowledge in a specific art role.
With their games industry experience and authorship of an impressive portfolio of commercial titles, our staff will ensure that you achieve the specialist artistic and computer skills you will need.
Using our fully equipped computer lab, loaded with industry standard software, you will explore the principles of animation, character design and games genres. You will also have access to our licensed 3D games engine, which will further boost your practical skills, creative portfolio and marketability within this exciting industry.
•260 tariff points from A-levels or equivalent
The popularity of computer games shows no signs of slowing down with the regular release of new sophisticated and innovative products – many are developed in the UK. The appeal of games has also broadened with the increasing popularity of exercise and educational releases. Smartphone apps are also another growth area.We help you develop your artistic skills and explore specialised areas including:
Teesside University
BA (Hons) Computer Games Art
•3D character modelling
•environment modelling
•vehicular modelling
•basic real-time animation
•3D effects.
A typical offer is 280 tariff points including at least two A levels (or equivalent). You're expected to come for an interview and present a portfolio of your artwork.
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