Games Design Ravensbourne University London

Overview

The Games Design BA (Hons) at Ravensbourne University London provides a comprehensive foundation in the creative and technical aspects of modern gaming. Students engage with a curriculum designed to foster expertise in narrative development, prototyping, and systems design across various platforms including PC, console, and mobile. This programme ensures graduates are prepared for the evolving demands of the global games industry.

Why Games Design at Ravensbourne University London?

Studying at this institution offers access to state-of-the-art facilities, including dedicated labs equipped with VR/AR technologies, motion capture tools, and high-performance workstations running Unreal Engine and Maya. The course emphasises professional collaboration, allowing students to work on live briefs alongside industry experts. Its London location provides a vibrant backdrop for networking and building a specialised portfolio that highlights innovation and narrative depth.

Tuition Fee Breakdown

• International fee: GBP 17000 per year
• National fee: GBP 9535 per year

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Syllabus

The curriculum is structured to transition from fundamental principles to advanced professional practice. Modules may include:

• Game Studies
• Design Skills
• Software Pipelines
• Level Design
• Narrative
• Research in Concepting
• Design Assets and Documentation
• Prototype Design
• Writing Games Narratives
• Gaming Industries
• Professional Practice
• Final Submission

Careers with Games Design

Graduates are equipped to pursue diverse roles within both AAA studios and independent development environments. The programme prepares students for careers as narrative designers, world builders, level designers, and technical designers. By focusing on adaptable game systems and critical design thinking, the course ensures students can navigate various roles within the creative industries and evolving development landscapes.