BA (Hons) Games Art and Technology

In the first year, students will build a strong foundation in games art, focusing on the essential skills required for game development. Modules cover an introduction to the games industry and culture, basic art techniques, and key software pipelines.

Students will apply these skills in practical projects, creating 2D and 3D props, exploring materials and shaders, and constructing game environments. Collaborative learning with students from related disciplines helps to develop a clear understanding of the game development process and the roles within it.

The second year deepens your expertise in the design and creation of art assets for games. Through research and concept development, you will learn to build assets tailored to AAA, independent, or tabletop games.

Modules introduce advanced art asset technologies, focusing on character design, environment creation, and procedural art techniques.

Practical projects include designing and rigging characters, enhancing player experience through mood creation, and understanding the diverse roles within the gaming industry. This year emphasises interdisciplinary collaboration and the application of creative methodologies to broaden your perspective and refine your practice.

In the final year, you will refine your skills and professionalise your practice in preparation for graduation. This stage focuses on perfecting the techniques learned in previous years and applying them to a considered final submission.

The curriculum supports your transition into the industry or further academic study, with an emphasis on developing a personal and professional portfolio that showcases your specialised abilities in games art and technology.

• UCAS Tariff: 64 points
• A-Level: CC
• Pearson BTEC Level 3 National Extended Diploma: MMP
• GCSE: Three GCSEs at a minimum grade C/4, including English Language or Level 2 Equivalents
• IELTS: 6.0 with a minimum of 5.5 to be achieved in each band

UK applicants need to apply through UCAS using the codes:

• Course code: G200
• Institution code: B39 (BIMM University)
• Campus name: MetStudios London (Campus Code is I), MetStudios Brighton (Campus Code is E), MetStudios Bristol (Campus Code is F), MetStudios Leeds (Campus Code is G), or MetStudios Manchester (Campus Code is K)

Applicants may also provide an equivalent Level 3 qualification such as a Baccalaureate or International Baccalaureate.

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