This Bachelor of Arts (Honours) in Games Design degree is designed for individuals passionate about video games and curious about the creative and technical processes behind their development. The program aims to equip students with the necessary skills to succeed in the dynamic games industry. Futureworks has strong connections within the industry, with teaching staff actively involved in game development, often contributing to award-winning titles. Graduates have found employment at prominent game development studios.
The curriculum is structured over three years, covering a range of modules that blend theoretical knowledge with practical application. Modules are designed to build skills in areas such as game mechanics, narrative design, 3D modelling, and game prototyping.
This degree serves as a strong foundation for a career in the games industry, opening doors to various roles and opportunities. Graduates are prepared for positions such as Games Designers, Level Designers, and Prop and Asset Modellers, with potential pathways into Production Management.
A proven interest in games design is also required. Applicants will gain 104-120 UCAS points.
The award is validated by The Open University.
Applicants typically need 104-120 UCAS points, which can be achieved through qualifications like BCC or above at A2 Level, DMM or above for an Extended Diploma Level, or an M or above for a UAL Level 3 Extended Diploma. A proven interest in games design is also required.
This is a full-time program with a duration of 3 years. The curriculum is structured over three years, blending theoretical knowledge with practical application.
The program has a start date of September 2026. Prospective students can apply for entry to begin in September 2026.
You can apply directly through the Futureworks website or via the UCAS system using institution code F98 and UCAS code WG24. Successful applicants will receive an offer directly from Futureworks.
Graduates are prepared for roles such as Games Designers, Level Designers, and Prop and Asset Modellers, with potential pathways into Production Management. The degree serves as a strong foundation for a career in the games industry.