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Bachelor of Arts (with Honours) - BA (Hons)
University of Greater Manchester Main Site, Bolton
Full Time
Sep 2027
3 Year
Seeking to turn your artistic vision into breathtaking game environments and striking characters? Our BA (Hons) Games Art degree offers highly practical tuition designed to develop your skills in digital asset creation for games development, focusing on 3D modelling, texturing and lighting so you can learn to create artwork using techniques used in the latest AAA games. There are over 2850 active games companies in the UK, with over 190 in the North West of England alone (1). Our Games Art degree was designed after consultation with industry experts from a number of these companies and aims to prepare you for a career creating interactive worlds and charismatic characters for the games industry. Taking an intensely practical approach that is designed to mimic the working environment found in the games industry, we’ll work to develop your understanding of the creative and technical possibilities of games art. Our studio-based course will guide you from the basics of 3D art, through to the creation of props, character and environment modelling and design, texturing, lighting and presentation. We share your passion for games and offer a supportive atmosphere where you can show your work and respond to critiques, which may come from staff, your peers or guest experts from industry. These sessions help you learn to develop your ideas and improve your presentation and communication skills ready for a career in this ever-growing industry. (1) Ukie, UK Games Map - https://ukie.org.uk/uk-games-map - accessed on 12 August 2026
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