COURSE CURRICULUM

The Computer Gameplay Design and Production degree is structured to provide a comprehensive learning experience over three years, focusing on developing the essential skills needed to design and produce innovative games. In the first year, you will be introduced to the fundamentals of game development, including asset creation, games animation, games design, and mechanics prototyping. You will also explore narrative design and pre-production techniques tailored specifically for gameplay designers. This foundation helps you understand how to create compelling game elements and storytelling aspects that engage players.In the second year, the course shifts towards more hands-on and collaborative work. You will engage in experimental games production, where creativity and innovation are encouraged. Junior collaborative games development gives you the chance to work in teams, mirroring real-world industry environments. You will also study systems design for games, learning how different game mechanics and elements interact to create immersive gameplay experiences.The third and final year focuses on applying all the skills and knowledge you have gained. The games development project allows you to lead the creation of a substantial game, showcasing your ability to manage a project from concept to completion. Rapid games design develops your ability to produce ideas and prototypes quickly, a crucial skill in the fast-paced games industry. The senior collaborative games development module again emphasizes teamwork, preparing you for professional collaboration within the gaming sector. By the end of the degree, you will have built a strong portfolio of work that demonstrates your creativity, technical skills, and readiness to enter the game design industry.