Skip to main content

Long read: The beauty and drama of video games and their clouds

"It's a little bit hard to work out without knowing the altitude of that dragon..."

If you click on a link and make a purchase we may receive a small commission. Read our editorial policy.

Study computer games at university

News by Gestalt Contributor
Published on

When I was at university I seemed to spend more time playing and writing about computer games than actually studying for my degree course. Now you can have the best of both worlds by taking a three year BSc degree in "Computer and Video Games" at Salford University in Manchester, UK.

According to the man behind the course, Mark Grimshaw, the degree "is designed for game producers - the people who lead the games design teams and have a good knowledge of all areas of game production". The course covers everything from programming and technology to marketing and project management, with guest lectures from game designers, exhibitions, and tours of game developers planned. The first twenty students are starting the course this September, and Salford are hoping to expand this to as many as forty per year in future. To find out more about the course, read the interview with Mark Grimshaw on Quake3Depot.

Read this next