Games Development and eSports Courses at DCG
For a future at the cutting edge of the media, film, TV, games and Esports industries, look no further than one of DCG’s exhilarating courses. You’ll innovate, experiment and produce powerful media products that have real impact – building a portfolio to impress potential employers and universities alike.
Demand is running high for talented creative professionals who can work across diverse media platforms and harness interactive technologies in imaginative ways. DCG’s study pathways are an excellent route into careers in games development, film production, video editing, multimedia design, audio production, special effects, 3D digital art and broader creative, engineering and scientific fields.
Amid the buzz of dedicated studios at the Joseph Wright Centre, you’ll use industry-standard software to create eye-catching work. You’ll also develop transferable employability skills in business, research and analysis to ‘future proof’ your career plans.
DCG is among the country’s first colleges to introduce study programmes for the fast-growing multi-billion pound Esports industry. Backed by the British Esports Association, these courses provide a solid foundation for you to clinch roles associated with what is a burgeoning sector, whether behind the scenes or as a professional player, team coach or shoutcaster.
Games Development and Esports – Course Listings
School Leaver - Vocational/Technical (5)
Course Type: School Leaver - Vocational/Technical
Location: Joseph Wright Centre
Course Type: School Leaver - Vocational/Technical
Location: Joseph Wright Centre
Course Type: School Leaver - Vocational/Technical
Location: Joseph Wright Centre
Course Type: School Leaver - Vocational/Technical
Location: Joseph Wright Centre
Course Type: School Leaver - Vocational/Technical
Location: Joseph Wright Centre
Key Information
Our Teachers
Our teaching team is made up of skilled media professionals who will guide your practical experience in everything from animation to sound, photography to editing, storyboarding to 3D modelling. All are well connected to the creative community so you’ll go on industry visits, enjoy work placements, meet prominent figures from the media world and undertake employer-led projects such as producing interactive games for community organisations.
We hold a Creative Industry Week which enables you to take part in live briefs while hearing from experienced practitioners. As 40% of the creative workforce is self-employed, we equip you to deliver winning pitches, research and plan media projects, communicate concepts, work to a client brief and meet strict deadlines.
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Games Development and Esports – Success Stories
Jake Braithwaite
School Leaver Vocational
Charles Thompson
School Leaver Vocational
Archie Brown
School Leaver Vocational
Loue Marc
School Leaver Vocational
Alex Skam
School Leaver Vocational
Amber Herring
School Leaver Vocational
Jordan Thorpe
School Leaver Vocational
Lauren Taylor
School Leaver Vocational