Ba (Hons.) Games Design And Production

The Games Design and Production undergraduate course offered by the University of Salford provides an in-depth exposure to the world of game design. The course covers all aspects of game development, from initial idea to final product. It includes training in art, animation, 3D modelling, level design, audio production, as well as the economies, culture, and business of games. It even involves culminating in developing a deployable game working with real clients.Course Content: Students learn to explore different genres and platforms, level design, aesthetics, and user experience. The course provides practical project work where students connect with gaming communities, organizations, and get acquainted with the cultural and economic aspects related to the field of video games.Key Modules: Key modules include Game Development, Game Economies, Game Studies, Game Production, Game Design Methodologies, and Advanced Game Production.Accreditations: The University of Salford itself holds a silver rating in the Teaching Excellence Framework (TEF), reflecting the high-quality teaching, learning, and outcomes for students. However, the Games Design and Production course does not mention specific accreditations.Future Careers: After graduating from this course, students typically work in roles such as Game Designer, Level Designer, Engine Scripter, QA Tester, Project Manager and many others within small indie studios or larger games companies. The employability focus of the course also sets students up with the entrepreneurial skills needed to create their own games studio or digital business.'For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.'