COURSE CURRICULUM

The Computer Games Design degree offers a comprehensive exploration of game development, combining creativity with technical skills to prepare students for various roles within the gaming industry. In the first year, students focus on foundational skills such as creating 3D game props, asset creation, game animation, and basic game design. They also learn mechanics prototyping and project management, which provide a solid understanding of the pipeline and production processes in game development.The second year builds on this foundation with more specialized modules, including 2D games creation, cinematics for game designers, gameplay and quest design, and systems design. Collaborative projects become a key part of the curriculum, allowing students to work together on junior game development tasks and user interface design and implementation. This hands-on approach ensures that students develop practical skills alongside theoretical knowledge.In the final year, students explore advanced and emerging technologies that are shaping the future of gaming, such as experimental level design and multiplayer level design. A major games development project allows students to put all their skills into practice by creating a complete game or significant game component. Senior collaborative games development encourages teamwork and professional experience. Throughout the course, students benefit from a blend of creative experimentation and technical proficiency, which is essential for success in the competitive games industry. The program equips graduates with a diverse portfolio and industry-ready skills, preparing them for careers as game designers, level designers, animators, and more within this dynamic field.