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Digital Games Development - BSc (Hons)
University of Brighton

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QualificationBachelor of Science (with Honours) - BSc (Hons)
LocationBrighton
Study modeSandwich
Start dateSep 2027
Duration4 Year
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LocationBrighton
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Start dateSep 2027
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QualificationBachelor of Science (with Honours) - BSc (Hons)
LocationBrighton
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Duration3 Year
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QualificationBachelor of Science (with Honours) - BSc (Hons)
LocationBrighton
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Start dateSep 2026
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Bachelor of Science (with Honours) - BSc (Hons)

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Brighton

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Sandwich

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Sep 2027

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The UK digital games industry is a thriving, multibillion-pound sector. Creativity, innovation and technology drive the development of games and software products in this fast-paced field.Our Digital Games Development degree focuses on the design and development of gameplay, levels, Game AI and making games. You will gain hands-on experience using industry-standard software and techniques as you develop your skills making games including 2D arcade games, 3D FPS, real-time strategy (RTS) and multiplayer games.You’ll be based in one of the most important cities in the UK for digital technology businesses with plenty of opportunities to network and exchange ideas.Location Brighton: MoulsecoombUCAS code GG46Full-time 3 yearsWith placement year 4 years

What students say
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Mason Gibbs
University of Brighton
Digital Games Development - BSc (Hons)
Best experience is the course by far it’s amazing covers very broad aspects and I’ve made great friends. Poor experience is student union and extra curricular activities, as someone who never lived in dorms there was no oppertunity given to me for society days or student party’s it felt really hard to join a social bubble. In my opinion more emails should be sent or events should be mentioned in class.
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Tegan Waterer
University of Brighton
Digital Games Development - BSc (Hons)
I really appreciate the support I get from my lecturers. As a friend of a lot of art based course students I know that city campus isn’t as well supported. On my course however I have had great experiences reaching out to lecturers and getting help. The university itself has great facilities for studying around campus, including places to eat/drink if you’re there for a long day.
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Bianca Paes de Barros
University of Brighton
Digital Games Development - BSc (Hons)
All the lecturers are nice and very friendly and when feedback is given, it's detailed and very informative. This may be an issue in my course but something that they can improve on is delivering feedback and grades on time improving communication between students and lecturers and where to find help. The only communication is stating whether or not class is canceled. I'd like to know why I still haven't received my feedback and how to get a student learning support plan since when I have tried to sort that out I have just been directed to other people who then direct me back to the same people.
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Ethan Hosford
University of Brighton
Digital Games Development - BSc (Hons)
Very friendly and nice environment, filled with nice students and staff that's very inclusive with lots of activities and other things available. Some rooms in some of the older buildings could be renovated and modernised to be better suited to modern learning practices.
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Alex Taylor
University of Brighton
Digital Games Development - BSc (Hons)
The student life, unions and communities are the best part of studying in Brighton. A couple campus buildings (like the Watts building) are not quite fit for purpose and could use a renovation, but most are up to scratch.
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Entry requirements

Exam type:
A level
A level

CCC-BBB Grades/points required

Not currently available, please Contact University for up to date information.

Tuition fees
Student living
£9,790 per year
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Alex Taylor
University of Brighton
Reviewed: 09/02/24
Digital Games Development - BSc (Hons)
The student life, unions and communities are the best part of studying in Brighton. A couple campus buildings (like the Watts building) are not quite fit for purpose and could use a renovation, but most are up to scratch.
Read full review
BP
Bianca Paes de Barros
University of Brighton
Reviewed: 12/02/24
Digital Games Development - BSc (Hons)
All the lecturers are nice and very friendly and when feedback is given, it's detailed and very informative. This may be an issue in my course but something that they can improve on is delivering feedback and grades on time improving communication between students and lecturers and where to find help. The only communication is stating whether or not class is canceled. I'd like to know why I still haven't received my feedback and how to get a student learning support plan since when I have tried to sort that out I have just been directed to other people who then direct me back to the same people.
Read full review
EH
Ethan Hosford
University of Brighton
Reviewed: 12/02/24
Digital Games Development - BSc (Hons)
Very friendly and nice environment, filled with nice students and staff that's very inclusive with lots of activities and other things available. Some rooms in some of the older buildings could be renovated and modernised to be better suited to modern learning practices.
Read full review
MG
Mason Gibbs
University of Brighton
Reviewed: 16/01/26
Digital Games Development - BSc (Hons)
Best experience is the course by far it’s amazing covers very broad aspects and I’ve made great friends. Poor experience is student union and extra curricular activities, as someone who never lived in dorms there was no oppertunity given to me for society days or student party’s it felt really hard to join a social bubble. In my opinion more emails should be sent or events should be mentioned in class.
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Scott Davies
University of Brighton
Reviewed: 22/02/23
Digital Games Development - BSc (Hons)
Areas around the university are easy to access and within the university everything can be found clearly. There are people available to help you with any problems you might have or whether you want to start looking into gaining work experience. In terms of a student life the university holds multiple event and informs students when they happen as well as having a diverse range of societies to be a part of or the option to help start one that other people would be interested in. The night life for a student is a good experience for most students as it allows them to have the understanding of keeping a health work and lifestyle balance.
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Tegan Waterer
University of Brighton
Reviewed: 28/02/24
Digital Games Development - BSc (Hons)
I really appreciate the support I get from my lecturers. As a friend of a lot of art based course students I know that city campus isn’t as well supported. On my course however I have had great experiences reaching out to lecturers and getting help. The university itself has great facilities for studying around campus, including places to eat/drink if you’re there for a long day.
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Mithras HouseLewes RoadBrightonBrighton & HoveBN2 4ATUnited Kingdom
Nearest train station:Moulsecoomb 0.2 miles away
Nearest tube station:Morden 24.1 miles away
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