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Noroff University College
Foundation in Game Art and Level Design (1/2-year)
- Online
Foundation Year
Full time
6 months
On-Campus
English
Design game worlds, sculpt characters, and explore playable environments in one semester. This 30 ECTS online programme introduces the artistic creativity and technical production behind games and interactive media.
City College Plymouth
Foundation Degree in Game Design and Production
- Online United Kingdom
Foundation Year
Full time, Part time
2 years
On-Campus
English
Inspired by the International Game Developers Association curriculum framework, informed by student feedback and in response to industry requirements, this Foundation Degree covers the design and production of electronic games. In much the same way the industry requires collaborative working across specialist sectors, you will work with students from other disciplines, such as business and marketing, in order to promote a product in the marketplace. At the end of this course, you will have designed and produced a game product for release into the marketplace.
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Game Design degree programs at the Foundation Year level invite you to dive into a dynamic and creative field, laying the groundwork for innovative game development. This foundational stage enables you to explore the fundamentals of game mechanics, storytelling, and player engagement.
You'll study courses that cover game concept development, character design, and level creation, focusing on both visual and interactive elements. Through teamwork and collaborative projects, students enhance communication skills and learn to give and receive constructive feedback. The environment fosters independence and curiosity as you engage with peers and instructors in a supportive setting.
As students refine their technical skills, they will learn to use various design software and game engines. This knowledge helps you understand the intricacies of game production and sets a strong foundation for future specialization in areas like programming, sound design, or narrative development. Graduates often pursue roles as game designers, artists, or producers in an expanding industry that values creativity and innovation.