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Games Design

If you want a career as a games designer, an industry-recognised qualification will equip you with the skills and knowledge required to work in the sector.

Games Design

You will learn in the on-site industry-standard games design editing suite, get the opportunity to showcase your work and have the opportunity to do work experience abroad

All courses are accredited by the University of the Arts London Awarding Body (UAL) and we have been awarded the Arts Mark Gold status by Arts Council England for our excellent courses and links with employers.

Take a look at the photography courses on offer and what you’ll learn, then hit the apply button to start your application.

Awarded Arts Mark Gold status by Arts Council England for our excellent courses and links with employers we pride ourselves on producing work-ready students equipped with the skills and knowledge to be a success in the industry.

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Five reasons to choose City of Wolverhampton College:

  • Study at the brand new £61 million City Learning Quarter campus
  • Full range of UAL-accredited qualifications
  • Individual industry-standard studios for music recording, photography, print, fashion, graphics, 3D games design and fine art; TV and radio broadcasting suites, and a dedicated performance space
  • Showcase your talents in shows, exhibitions and cross-college events and productions
  • Opportunity to do work experience abroad
Games Design courses available

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At City of Wolverhampton College, we offer strong links with leading universities and over 1,000 employers – meaning our courses are all career focussed and relevant.

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New £61 million city centre campus opening autumn 2025!

Be among the first to study at the brand new purpose-built state-of-the-art campus in the City Learning Quarter (CLQ) in the heart of Wolverhampton.

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