77 Master's degrees in Game Design in England, United Kingdom

The University of Warwick Games Engineering MSc, taught in the interdisciplinary WMG department, is designed to address these challenges, and train the games engineers and developers of the future.

The Games Design programme at University of the Arts London (UAL) is a master level course delivered through a full-time study mode. This postgraduate degree focuses on advanced ludic theory and technical innovation, providing students with the creative environment needed to master complex game mechanics and design.

By studying High-Performance Graphics and Games Engineering Msc from University of Leeds, you’ll be well placed to join one of the most performance-driven applications of computer science – the multi-billion pound global games industry. 

Develop advanced programming skills in game engines and emerging technologies while building a strong portfolio at Games Technology from Coventry University.

At the Games Design programme offered by Middlesex University you will learn to design, prototype and playtest persuasive, ethical, and market-ready games. Develop the creative, technical and leadership skills to shape the future of interactive entertainment.

On our MA Games Art at Staffordshire University, you’ll develop the advanced creative, technical and research skills needed to produce professional 3D art for games and interactive entertainment.

This Filmmaking (Editing) programme, offered by Goldsmiths, University of London, will enhance your narrative skills as an editor of fiction for film and television.

This course in Sound Design for Video Games at ThinkSpace Education is designed to prepare you, both creatively and technically, to work as a sound designer and eventually an audio lead or audio director. Taught and mentored by top video games sound designers, you will learn how to create the sounds that brings the world of the video game to life.

The MSc in Computer Games Programming at Goldsmiths, University of London is a one-year full-time or two-year part-time programme designed for those aspiring to enter the gaming industry. This degree equips students with essential programming skills and practical experience, preparing them for a dynamic career in game development.

The Games Development (Art) programme at Anglia Ruskin University encourages you to work in design production teams, tackling a series of creative and technical challenges with programmers and industry professionals. You'll develop your design skills and learn how to create and publish successful games across a range of platforms.

The M.A. in Computer Games Art and Design at Goldsmiths, University of London, is a one-year full-time or two-year part-time programme. This course is designed for those aspiring to enter the gaming industry, combining art, design, and programming skills. Learn from experienced professionals in a dynamic environment that fosters creativity and innovation.

The MSc in Games and Extended Reality at the University of Salford is a one- or two-year programme, available in both full-time and part-time formats. This degree equips students with essential skills and knowledge to excel in the dynamic fields of gaming and extended reality, preparing them for innovative roles in this rapidly evolving industry.

The Games Art course at Manchester Metropolitan University challenges you to expand your creative and technical practice through an advanced interdisciplinary programme.

If you have an undergraduate degree, some industry experience or a genuine love for 3D Game Art, you could take your career to the next level, with this Advanced 3D Game Art course at Bucks New University. Upon graduation you’ll have a high-standard showreel to help you join this ever-growing industry. 

This hands-on, career-oriented course develops advanced knowledge and skills in digital art, animation and emerging technologies for games. It gives you both a strong technical foundation and practical experience of asset creation while building your understanding of new industries such as spatial computing (VR/AR/XR) and virtual production.

Explore the exciting world of digital games development in a studio learning model that prepares you for the workforce at Games Studio Development from Coventry University.  

This course provides you with a 360-degree perspective on the game design and development pipeline. Deepen your technical understanding by working with cutting edge game engines; hone your design skills analysing and creating innovative game mechanics; follow industry-standard development processes to bring your ideas from prototype to final release.