abertay university game design masters

Course detail

Duration

1 year full-time, 2 years part-time

Why Study Computer Games Technology?

Abertay's postgraduate games courses are the best in the world outside of the US, according to the prestigious Princeton Review. Join our MSc Computer Games Technology and gain a globally reputable qualification which will make you highly desirable to employers. Our graduates have gone on to work with the world's most recognisable games companies, including Ubisoft, Sony, EA and Rockstar North. Others have set up successful games companies of their own.

It's an ideal route if you wish to expand and focus your existing programming skills for the development of computer games. Designed and maintained in close association with games companies, the MSc Computer Games Technology course will provide you with access to a range of state-of-the-art facilities.

During your studies, you'll benefit from being part of a community of likeminded individuals within our School of Design and Informatics.

With strong industry links and the opportunity to work on real team projects, you'll benefit from developing the skills and expertise essential to computer games companies, as well as building your own network of contacts in this exciting industry.

And, of course, you'll be studying your Masters in the city of Dundee – identified as a key hub of games-making activity in the UK.

Entry Requirements

• UK Entry

• International Entry

A good honours degree (minimum of 2:2) or equivalent in computing, including a good knowledge of object oriented programming and mathematics.

We accept a wide range of qualifications from applicants from across the world. Please select the country of your qualification from the searchable list below to view entry requirements. If you have different qualifications to those listed, please contact us using the form below.

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Academic Requirements

Applicants will typically require a minimum Diplomë e Nivelit të Pare/Bachelor degree score of 7.5 in the field of computing. This should include a good knowledge of object oriented programming and mathematics.

Applicants will typically require a minimum Specialist/Bachelor degree score of 70% or 3.0 in the field of computing. This should include a good knowledge of object oriented programming and mathematics.

Applicants will typically require a minimum Bachelor degree / Fachhochschuldiplom / Diplom (FH) score of 3.0 on the 5-point scale in the field of computing. This should include a good knowledge of object oriented programming and mathematics.

Applicants will typically require a minimum Bakalavr/Diplomu score of 70% in the field of computing. This should include a good knowledge of object oriented programming and mathematics.

Applicants will typically require a Bachelor degree from BUET of 4 years or more, or a Master's degree, with a minimum score of 60% or 3.0 in the field of computing. This should include a good knowledge of object oriented programming and mathematics.

Applicants will typically require a Specialist degree or Master's degree with a minimum score of 7 in the field of computing. This should include a good knowledge of object oriented programming and mathematics.

Applicants will typically require a Licentiaat / Licencié with a minimum score of 12 or 60% in the field of computing. This should include a good knowledge of object oriented programming and mathematics.

Applicants will typically require a minimum Licenciado/Título  score of 65% in the field of computing. This should include a good knowledge of object oriented programming and mathematics.

Applicants will typically require a Bachelor's degree (5-6 years) with a minimum score of 70%, or a Master's degree with a minimum score of 60%, in the field of computing. This should include a good knowledge of object oriented programming and mathematics.

Applicants will typically require a Título de Licenciado/a or a Título/Título de Bacharel with a mimimum score of 65% in the field of computing. This should include a good knowledge of object oriented programming and mathematics.

Applicants will typically require a Bachelor degree with a minimum score of 4.0 (out of 6) in the field of computing. This should include a good knowledge of object oriented programming and mathematics.

Applicants will typically require a Master's degree with a minimum score of C+, 65% or 2.5 (on a 4-point scale) in the field of computing. This should include a good knowledge of object oriented programming and mathematics.

Applicants wil typically require one of: a 4-year Bachelor Degree/Licence; Diplome d'Etudues Supérieures de Commerce; Diplôme d'Ingénieur; Maîtrise / Master sans thèse; with a minimum score of 11, or a GPA of 2.7 (on a 4-point scale) in the field of computing. This should include a good knowledge of object oriented programming and mathematics.

Applicants will typically require a Bachelor degree/Baccalauréat with a minimum score of 2.5 (4-point scale), 62% or C+ average in the field of computing. This should include a good knowledge of object oriented programming and mathematics.

Applicants will typically require a Bachelor's degree with a minimum 70% in the field of computing. This should include a good knowledge of object oriented programming and mathematics.

Applicants will typically require a Licenciado/Título/Maestro with a minimum GPA of 3.0 in the field of computing. This should include a good knowledge of object oriented programming and mathematics.

Applicants will typically require a Baccalaureus / Baccalaurea or Diploma - Visoko obrazovanje (4- 6 years) with a minimum GPA of 3.0 in the field of computing. This should include a good knowledge of object oriented programming and mathematics.

Applicants will typically require a Título de Licenciado/ Arquitecto/ Doctor/Ingeniero/Máster with a minimum GPA of 3.5 in the field of computing. This should include a good knowledge of object oriented programming and mathematics.

Applicants will typically require a Bachelor's degree with a minimum score of 6.0 in the field of computing. This should include a good knowledge of object oriented programming and mathematics.

Applicants will typically require a Bakalář degree with a minimum score of 2.0 in the field of computing. This should include a good knowledge of object oriented programming and mathematics.

Applicants will typically require a Bachelor degree / Candidatus Philosophiae / Professionsbachelor with a minimum score of 7 in the field of computing. This should include a good knowledge of object oriented programming and mathematics.

Applicants will typically require a Título de Licenciado or Título with a minimum score of 70% in the field of computing. This should include a good knowledge of object oriented programming and mathematics.

Applicants will typically require a Bachelor degree (from a university) with a minimum GPA of 65% in the field of computing. This should include a good knowledge of object oriented programming and mathematics.

Applicants will typically require a Licenciado, Título  or Título de Maestro/Maestria with a minimum score of 6.5 in the field of computing. This should include a good knowledge of object oriented programming and mathematics.

Applicants will typically require a Bakalaurusekraad (Bachelor degree) or Rakenduskõrgharidusõppe Diplom (Professional Higher Education Diploma) with a minimum score of 3 in the field of computing. This should include a good knowledge of object oriented programming and mathematics.

Applicants from an Ethiopian university will typically require a Master's degree with a minimum score of 2.75 in the field of computing. This should include a good knowledge of object oriented programming and mathematics.

Applicants will typically require a Bachelor degree / Kandidaatti / Kandidat with a minimum score of 1 (4-point scale) or 2.5 (5-point scale) in the field of computing. This should include a good knowledge of object oriented programming and mathematics.

Applicants will typically require a Diplôme d'Ingénieur / Licence / Grade de Licence / Licence Professionnelle / Grade de Licence Professionnelle with a minimum score of 12 in the field of computing. This should include a good knowledge of object oriented programming and mathematics.

Applicants will typically require a Bachelor degree or Specialist degree with a minimum score of 70% in the field of computing. This should include a good knowledge of object oriented programming and mathematics.

Applicants will typically require a Bachelor or Fachhochschuldiplom / Diplom (FH) with a score of 3.5 in the field of computing. This should include a good knowledge of object oriented programming and mathematics.

Applicants will typically require a Bachelor degree with a minimum GPA of 2.5 (4-point scale), or 50% in the field of computing. This should include a good knowledge of object oriented programming and mathematics.

Applicants will typically require a Ptychio (AEA or TEI) degree with a minimum GPA of 6.0 in the field of computing. This should include a good knowledge of object oriented programming and mathematics.

Applicants will typically require a Graduate Diploma or Master's degree with a minimum GPA of 3.0 (4-point scale) in the field of computing. This should include a good knowledge of object oriented programming and mathematics.

Applicants will typically require a Alapfokozat (Bachelor degree) or Egyetemi Oklevél (University Diploma) with a minimum GPA of 3.0 in the field of computing. This should include a good knowledge of object oriented programming and mathematics.

Applicants will typically require a Baccalaureus / Bakkalárpróf with a minimum GPA of 6.0 in the field of computing. This should include a good knowledge of object oriented programming and mathematics.

Applicants will typically require a Bachelor of Arts / Science / Commerce / Professional Subject with a minimum GPA of 2.9 (4-point scale) or 55-65% in the field of computing. This should include a good knowledge of object oriented programming and mathematics.

Applicants will typically require a Bachelor Degree Sarjana I (S1) with a minimum GPA of 2.5 in the field of computing. This should include a good knowledge of object oriented programming and mathematics.

Applicants will typically require a Bachelor Degree with a minimum score of 13 in the field of computing. This should include a good knowledge of object oriented programming and mathematics.

Applicants will typically require a Master's degree with a minimum GPA of 65% in the field of computing. This should include a good knowledge of object oriented programming and mathematics.

Applicants will typically require a Bachelor's degree with a minimum score of a 2.2 in the field of computing. This should include a good knowledge of object oriented programming and mathematics.

Applicants will typically require a Diploma Accademico di Primo Livello, Diploma de Mediatore Linguistico, Laurea, or Licenza de Accademia de Belle Arti with a minimum score of 94 in the field of computing. This should include a good knowledge of object oriented programming and mathematics.

Applicants will typically require a Bachelor degree with a minimum GPA of 55%, 2.0, or grade C in the field of computing. This should include a good knowledge of object oriented programming and mathematics.

Applicants will typically require a Bachelor degree or Advanced Diploma with a minimum GPA of 60% or 2.2 (4-point scale) in the field of computing. This should include a good knowledge of object oriented programming and mathematics.

Applicants will typically require a Bachelor degree with a minimum GPA of 65% or 2.5 (4-point scale) in the field of computing. This should include a good knowledge of object oriented programming and mathematics.

Applicants will typically require a Bachelor degree/ Bakalavr or Specialist Diploma with a minimum GPA of 70%, 2.3 (4-point scale), or 3.6 (5-point scale) in the field of computing. This should include a good knowledge of object oriented programming and mathematics.

Applicants will typically require a Bachelor degree with a minimum GPA percentage of 50% in the field of computing. This should include a good knowledge of object oriented programming and mathematics.

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Applicants will typically require a Bachelor degree or Specialist Diploma with a minimum GPA of 3.6 (5-point scale) in the field of computing. This should include a good knowledge of object oriented programming and mathematics.

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Applicants will typically require a Bachelor degree/Licence with a minimum GPA of 2.8 (4-point scale), score of 12 (French 20-point scale), or 70% in the field of computing. This should include a good knowledge of object oriented programming and mathematics.

Applicants will typically require a Bakalauro Diplomas with a minimum overall score of 7 in the field of computing. This should include a good knowledge of object oriented programming and mathematics.

Applicants will typically require a Bachelor (Honours) degree with a minimum overall score of 14 in the field of computing. This should include a good knowledge of object oriented programming and mathematics.

Applicants will typically be require a Master's degree with a minimum GPA of 2.4 (4-point scale), 4.5 (6-point scale) or 50% in the field of computing. This should include a good knowledge of object oriented programming and mathematics.

Applicants with a professional Bachelor's degree may be considered, though this must be in a related subject area.

Applicants will typically require a Bachelor degree with a minimum GPA of 2.5 in the field of computing. This should include a good knowledge of object oriented programming and mathematics.

Applicants will typically require a Bachelor (Honours) degree with a minimum score of 55% (lower second classification) in the field of computing. This should include a good knowledge of object oriented programming and mathematics.

Applicants will typically require a Título de Licenciado/Titulo or Grado/Título de Maestro/Maestría with a minimum GPA of 7.5 in the field of computing. This should include a good knowledge of object oriented programming and mathematics.

Applicants will typically require a Diploma de Licenta (Bachelor degree) or Diploma de Magistru (Master's degree) with a minimum score of 8.0 in the field of computing. This should include a good knowledge of object oriented programming and mathematics.

Applicants will typically require a Grau de Licenciado/a with a minimum score of 14, or Grau de Maestre with a minimum score of 12 in the field of computing. This should include a good knowledge of object oriented programming and mathematics.

Applicants will typically require a Bachelor Honours degree / Professional Bachelor degree (competed after 2009) or Master's degree with a minimum score of 60% or grade C in the field of computing. This should include a good knowledge of object oriented programming and mathematics.

Applicants will typically require a 4 year Bachelor's degree with a minimum score of 70%, or Master's degree with a minimum score of 60% in the field of computing. This should include a good knowledge of object oriented programming and mathematics.

Applicants will typically require a Bachelor degree with a minimum grade of 6 in the field of computing. This should include a good knowledge of object oriented programming and mathematics.

Applicants will typically require a Bachelor's degree with a minimum GPA of 2.5 or 50% in the field of computing. This should include a good knowledge of object oriented programming and mathematics.

Applicants will typically require a Bachelorgrad (Bachelor degree) or a Candidatus/a Magisterii with a minimum overall grade C in the field of computing. This should include a good knowledge of object oriented programming and mathematics.

Applicants will typically require a Bachelor's degree with a minimum GPA of 2.3 in the field of computing. This should include a good knowledge of object oriented programming and mathematics.

Applicants will typically require a Bachelor's degree (4-5 years) with a minimum GPA of 2.6 or 60% in the field of computing. This should include a good knowledge of object oriented programming and mathematics.

Applicants will typically require a Bachelor's degree with a minimum GPA of 2.0 or 70% in the field of computing. This should include a good knowledge of object oriented programming and mathematics.

Applicants will typically require a Grado Académico de Bachiller or Título de Licenciado / Título (Profesional) with a minimum score of 12 in the field of computing. This should include a good knowledge of object oriented programming and mathematics.

Applicants will typically require a Bachelor's degree from a well-ranked university with a minimum GPA of 2.0 (5-point scale), 2.5 (4-point scale), or 82% in the field of computing. This should include a good knowledge of object oriented programming and mathematics.

Applicants will typically require a Licencjat / Inżynier with a minimum score of 4 in the field of computing. This should include a good knowledge of object oriented programming and mathematics.

Applicants will typically require a Licenciado with a minimum score of 14 in the field of computing. This should include a good knowledge of object oriented programming and mathematics.

Applicants will typically require a Diplomă de Licenţă (Bachelor degree) with a minimum score of 7 in the field of computing. This should include a good knowledge of object oriented programming and mathematics.

Applicants will typically require a Bachelor degree (Honours) with a minimum score of 12/20 or 60% in the field of computing. This should include a good knowledge of object oriented programming and mathematics.

Applicants will typically require a Bachelor's degree with a minimum GPA of 2.75 (4-point scale), 3.25 (5-point scale), or 73% in the field of computing. This should include a good knowledge of object oriented programming and mathematics.

Applicants will typically require a Diplomirani (Bachelor's degree) with a minimum GPA of 7 in the field of computing. This should include a good knowledge of object oriented programming and mathematics.

Applicants will typically require a Bachelor (Honours) degree with a minimum GPA of 2.7 (4-point scale) or 3.5 (5-point scale) in the field of computing. This should include a good knowledge of object oriented programming and mathematics.

Applicants will typically require a Bakalár (Bachelor's degree) with a minimum GPA of 2.0 (4-point scale) or 72% in the field of computing. This should include a good knowledge of object oriented programming and mathematics.

Applicants will typically require a Diploma o pridobljeni univerzitetni izobrazbi (University Degree) with a minimum GPA of 7.0 in the field of computing. This should include a good knowledge of object oriented programming and mathematics.

Applicants will typically require a Bachelor (Honours) degree or Professional Bachelor degree with a minimum score of 60% in the field of computing. This should include a good knowledge of object oriented programming and mathematics.

Applicants will typically require a Título Universitario Oficial de Graduado / Título Universitario Oficial de Licenciado with a minimum GPA of 6.0 (10-point scale) in the field of computing. This should include a good knowledge of object oriented programming and mathematics.

Applicants will typically require a Bachelor (Honours) degree with a minimum score of 60% in the field of computing. This should include a good knowledge of object oriented programming and mathematics.

Applicants will typically require a good Bachelor's degree / Kandidatexamen / Yrkesexamen with a majority of credits at G in the field of computing. This should include a good knowledge of object oriented programming and mathematics.

Applicants will typically require a Diploma/Bachelor's degree with a minimum GPA of 4.0 (6-point scale), 6.0 (10-point scale), or 3.0 (reverse 5-point scale) in the field of computing. This should include a good knowledge of object oriented programming and mathematics.

Applicants will typically require a Bachelor's degree with a minimum GPA of 60-70% in the field of computing. This should include a good knowledge of object oriented programming and mathematics.

Applicants will typically require a Specialist Diploma or Master's degree with a minimum GPA of 3.8 in the field of computing. This should include a good knowledge of object oriented programming and mathematics.

Applicants will typically require a Bachelor's degree with a minimum GPA of 50% in the field of computing. This should include a good knowledge of object oriented programming and mathematics.

Applicants will typically require a Bachelor's degree with a minimum GPA of 2.6 in the field of computing. This should include a good knowledge of object oriented programming and mathematics.

Applicants will typically require a Bachelor's degree with a minimum GPA of 2.5 (4-point scale) or 65% in the field of computing. This should include a good knowledge of object oriented programming and mathematics.

Applicants will typically require a Yokary bilim Hakynda Sahadatnama (Diploma of HE) with a minimum GPA of 4.0 (5-point scale) in the field of computing. This should include a good knowledge of object oriented programming and mathematics.

Applicants will typically require a Bachelor's degree with a minimum GPA of 3.0 in the field of computing. This should include a good knowledge of object oriented programming and mathematics.

Applicants will typically require a Specialist degree or Master's degree with a minimum GPA of 2.5 (4-point scale) or 4.0 (5-point scale) in the field of computing. This should include a good knowledge of object oriented programming and mathematics.

Applicants will typically require a Bachelor's degree with a minimum GPA of 2.6 in the field of computing. This should include a good knowledge of object oriented programming and mathematics.

Applicants will typically require a Bachelor's degree with a minimum GPA of 2.7 in the field of computing. This should include a good knowledge of object oriented programming and mathematics.

Applicants will typically require a Diplomi (Specialist Diploma) with a minimum GPA of 70% in the field of computing. This should include a good knowledge of object oriented programming and mathematics.

Applicants will typically require a Master's degree with a minimum GPA of 56%, or grade C+ in the field of computing. This should include a good knowledge of object oriented programming and mathematics.

Applicants will typically require a Bachelor Honours degree with a minimum GPA of 60% in the field of computing. This should include a good knowledge of object oriented programming and mathematics.

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If your academic qualifications aren't listed above, or if you have any further questions, please contact our international team using the form below. There is also lots of useful information for international applicants on how to apply, visa information, and studying in Scotland on our international pages.

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All courses at Abertay University are taught in English. If your first language is not English, you will need to demonstrate that you meet our English language requirements. Accepted English language qualifications include:

IELTS - overall score of 6.0 with no band lower than 5.5

TOEFL - overall score of 78 (individual elements: L-17, R-18, S-20, W-17)

Cambridge FCE/CAE/CPE - overall score of 169 on Cambridge Grading Scale

You do not need to prove your knowledge of English language if you are a national of certain countries. Please seeEnglish Language Requirements for the full list of accepted qualifications and further details.

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How the Course Works

The programme is designed around five themes:

Games Production and Design: Uses the games development template as the basis for games design, development and production. This theme is strongly grounded in the market reality of games publishing.

Games Programming: Develops the core programming competence of students using DirectX and console hardware programming.

Professional Knowledge: Provides the underpinning mathematical and games industry knowledge required to be a professional in the computer games field.

Programming Specialism: Provides an opportunity to develop and evaluate the techniques used to implement network computer games and the AI techniques used in games.

Research: Provides an opportunity to explore a personal research topic related to computer games technology.

You'll leave us with the confidence and skills to work in one of the most demanding industries in the world, and at a distinct advantage over other computing graduates intending a career in the games industry.

Modules (Subject to change)

• Year 1

Programming For Games (CMP502)

Introduction to the techniques and underpinning mathematics for developing games and real-time graphics applications with a moderm API.

Applied Mathematics and Artificial Intelligence (MAT501)

Covers the basic mathematics necessary for graphics and introduces you to Artificial Intelligence (AI), specifically in computer games. The module will provide you with the mathematical techniques involved in realistic computer graphics, and a critical understanding of the basic features used to implement AI, in a computer game or entertainment product.

Network Game Development (CMP501)

A critical understanding of the principles of computer networks as they are applied to the development of various types of networked computer games. You will develop and evaluate the techniques used to implement networked computer games with a particular emphasis on real-time, fast action games.

Research Methods (2) (GRS501)

An introduction to research methods and statistical analysis for postgraduate students. Combines theoretical, historical and statistical concepts with hands-on practical lab sessions using both qualitative and quantitative techniques to put theory into practice.

Game Design and Development (DES502)

An opportunity for you to operate at a professional level of games development and show your ability to critically review and consolidate your working practices within a team environment. This module requires you to be part of a team that apply their skills in the critical analysis, evaluation and synthesis of a professionally aligned video game. This will include being actively involved in the concept development and game design, as well as taking a central technical role in its development.

Advanced Procedural Methods (CMP505)

An understanding of the various techniques used to generate procedural content in games, tools and common media editing packages to a cutting-edge standard. You are also taught further graphics, games and general programming techniques and practices.

Masters Project (CMP504)

Select, plan, conduct and write up a research based investigation for the Masters Project. The project will include the selection of appropriate research and experimental methods, the collection and analysis of data/information and the evaluation and communication of findings. The result is a solution appropriate to the project aims and a dissertation.

Scholarships

The scholarships below are open to all international students and those applying from England, Wales and Northern Ireland with a 2.1 or above for a postgraduate course.

Career Opportunities

Employment opportunities exist in a variety of sectors including computer games development, graphics and visualisation, multimedia and education.

Typical job titles include games programmer, graphics programmer, and AI programmer. Opportunities also exist for graduates to become self-employed, freelance contractors or to start their own games development business.

Get inspired

Meet some of our Computer Games Technology graduates and find out what they've gone on to do.

John Pile Jr.

John is a Senior Software Engineer at Microsoft.

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Claude Dareau

Since graduating Claude works on VR projects for Oscar-winning visual effects studio Framestore

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Kieran Nee

The Movies, Fable II, Fable III - Kieran worked on all three games and is now Lead Client Engineer on the upcoming game 'Gears Pop!'

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Graduate School

Our Graduate School is a dedicated facility providing support, training and professional development opportunities to our vibrant postgraduate community. Specially designed to promote integration and inculcation of interdisciplinary working in our next generation of researchers, postgraduates study and learn together at Abertay – from Environmental Management to Law, Psychology, Bioscience, Economics and Business, Cybersecurity and Computer Games Development.

Learn more about our Graduate School.

When Joining as a Postgraduate Student, You Will

When you join us as a postgraduate student or researcher, you'll be joining a community of creative likeminded scholars and will automatically be provided with access to our dedicated study and social spaces – a forum in which you can meet, work and learn with other researchers and postgraduates from across the University.

You'll benefit from training and professional development opportunities, as well as support with funding applications, placement opportunities, teaching support, public engagement and outreach activity.

Making the Most of Masters

The Making the Most of Masters project provides opportunities for master's students to undertake work based projects, allowing you to enhance your employability at the same time as studying for your master's degree.

Working with external organisations and employers, the projects are an integral part of your academic programme, and address real needs within an organisation meaning you'll have the opportunity to add valuable experience to your CV.

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Abertay is conveniently located on a city centre campus, with all of its buildings within a quarter of a mile of each other. Shops, recreational facilities and the main bus and train stations are a short walk away.

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We're proud of our students and graduates, and we believe there's no better place to study if you're looking for a degree that helps you stand out as an exceptional candidate in an increasingly competitive job market.

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Living in Dundee

Dundee is a city of contrasts. It's vibrant and cosmopolitan, but also friendly, compact and affordable. The first UK city to be awarded UNESCO City of Design status, Dundee has a rich history of innovation and creativity, and, in recent years, has become a hub for the digital industries.

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