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SchoolUniversity of the Arts London - Graduate Programs
LocationLondon, EGL, United Kingdom
School TypeGraduate School
School SizeFull-time Undergraduate: 14,650
Full-time Graduate: 3,150
DegreeMaster
Honours
Co-op
Length15 Month(s)
Entry Grade (%)*
Prerequisites
Prerequisites NotesApplicants will need to demonstrate sufficient prior knowledge and detail experience of and/or potential in games design, and/or coding and design practice to be able to successfully complete the programme of study. Applicants also need to demonstrate a good knowledge of visual culture and be able to engage in critical discussion.

Applicants are expected to have an honours degree in a subject such as games design, animation, illustration, visual communication or graphic design or a closely related area, and present a portfolio of image-led work and project proposal. The course aims to appeal to art and design graduates who are interested in expanding their experience by investigating emerging areas of games design practice. However, we will consider applicants who have graduated from other related disciplines.

Entry onto the course requires that you have some experience of coding. This maybe HTML/CSS/JavaScript or others such as actionscript, Java, C++ etc. Your level of experience can be quite low, as we will upskill applicants where needed, but you need to be comfortable with learning code and understand key concepts such as 'for loops' and 'conditional if' statements. IELTS 6.5 (or equivalent), with no less than 5.5 in each of the four skills.

Cost
National: $43,405

Cost per year has been converted from British Sterling (£25,970) to Canadian Dollars.
Scholarships
DescriptionRooted in experimental practice, MA Games Design ensures that students are equipped with both the technical and critical skills that allow them to produce a broad portfolio of innovative game prototypes. They also explore concepts of goal, challenge and obstacle through critical evaluation in order to understand the motive forces of play that operate in game design.
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