Games Development Bachelor of Science (with Honours) - BSc (Hons)

Develop a professional games portfolio and industry-relevant skills, specialising in game art, technical design, and design and production, while gaining hands-on experience with a wide range of tools and technologies across the full game production pipeline.

Why study this degree?

1. 1\. Industry-focused skills preparing you for careers in games and creative technology\
2. Hands-on, games-first learning through making and prototyping\
3. Strong focus on player experience and game design thinking\
4. Flexible pathways across art, technical design, and production\
5. Experience with industry tools, technologies, and pipelines\
6. Development of critical and reflective practice

The games industry is at the forefront of innovation, with technologies extending into a range of sectors including filmmaking, architecture and medicine. The sector continues to push boundaries, driving the development of new tools, workflows and creative practices.

There has never been a better time to be part of the games industry

This games development degree in London equips you with the fundamental skills to design and develop games across a range of platforms. You will work on a variety of briefs spanning tabletop, mobile, console and PC, while engaging with broader aspects of games culture and development practice.

With access to industry-standard tools and technologies, you will create engaging and imaginative games that explore storytelling and player experience. You will also gain insight into different roles within the industry, with a focus on visual development and how game narratives are designed and delivered.

Game making is central to this course, supporting you in developing your own practice within a supportive and critically engaged environment. Working both independently and collaboratively, you will develop skills in games culture, game design fundamentals, and game engine technologies.

Follow a pathway aligned with your interests and passions

At the start of the course, you will develop your game design thinking alongside your technical skills across game design and production, game art, and technical design, with opportunities to engage with industry. From your second year, you will specialise in a discipline pathway aligned with your interests, strengths, and career ambitions:

* Game design and production

* Game art

* Technical design