The Digital Media and Games Design industries are both rapidly expanding and increasing in use and popularity.<br><br>The Digital Media and Games Design industries are both rapidly expanding and increasing in use and popularity. From the prominence of mobile applications to the continued recognition of PC and console gaming, media and visual design. Courses in this sector have never been so relevant and in demand.<br><br>This course will provide you with a broad understanding and knowledge of games and digital media design. A range of technical and methodological skills necessary to analyse, design and implement the development of these media will be delivered on the course.<br><br>3D modelling and the use of game engines is one of the main focuses of the course and will give students the ability to be proficient with these tools.<br>As a full-time student you will be studying three modules per semester which requires about 12 hours of attendance per week. The rest of the learning will be self-directed outside the formal sessions. You will study in well-equipped studios. The studios are accessible from 8 am to 8 pm. There are no formal exams and all assignments are based on briefs and assessed by coursework. You can always book a session with your tutors for a one to one meeting to discuss your progress and get individualized support.<br><br>Students who join our course come from various academic backgrounds. So, in the first year we introduce everyone to the fundamentals of game design and gradually build on that foundation in years two and three.Jason Barlow graduated from the University of Wolverhampton in 2011 and is now using the skills learned on his degree to lead a team of animators and 3D artists at a virtual reality simulation company.<br><br>This course prepares you for a variety of roles within the game design industry. For example you can work as a game designer, 3D modeller, level designer, digital artist, art director and project manager. You can also use your skills in other related areas such as digital entertainment, broadcasting, media, advertising and education.