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Norwich University of the Arts · Full-time

Games

This programme is centred on exploring the exciting territory of games development, enabling you to scrutinize and define your place within this increasingly important economic, commercial and cultural field. This industry-focused course combines the rigour of…

MA1 yearFull-time

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This programme is centred on exploring the exciting territory of games development, enabling you to scrutinize and define your place within this increasingly important economic, commercial and cultural field. This industry-focused course combines the rigour of studying full-time at Masters level, with the opportunity to apply your knowledge and skills to develop industry standard outcomes. Seeking to nurture intellectual, personal and professional achievement as a basis for a sustained career, during the course you will be encouraged to develop independent research projects, and to explore professional contexts and opportunities within the field. Through the development of advanced technical skills and an individual creative approach, you will identify your own commercial practice in terms of innovation, market awareness, professional experience and enterprise. A core programme of academic workshops and technical sessions support the development of individual research projects and the application of advanced skills.

Getting in

As the university states it

The offer of entry is based on an expectation that you have the potential to fulfil the aims of the course of study and achieve the standard required to successfully complete the award. Entrants should normally have achieved a BA (Hons)/BSc Degree of 2.1 or above (or its equivalent), in a subject related to your proposed course of study. Applicants who hold a Degree from another discipline may also be considered for entry, subject to the submission of a satisfactory portfolio of art, design or media-related work in support of their application.

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