Esports
About this course
Dive into the exciting and innovative world of Esports with this two-year accelerated degree. The course begins by providing a broad foundation of what Esports is, but also explores the wider world of sports business, as well as key areas of marketing and media. As you progress on the course, you will become more familiar with aspects such as broadcasting, digital marketing and organising and hosting your own Esports events.
WHY STUDY THIS COURSE WITH US?
• Access to cutting-edge esports technology and equipment
• Explore business, gameplay, and sports science
• Experience smaller class sizes for a more personalised approach to your studies
• Compete in single and multiplayer games events, both live and online
• Develop your strategy and gaming skills, coaching and player management
• Explore the physical and psychological effects and impact of competitive gaming
• Boost your employability within one of the world's fastest growing industries
WHO IS THIS PROGRAMME FOR?
This course is designed for students with a passion for IT and gaming who would like to turn this passion into a career. This course is designed for driven individuals who are passionate about gaming and the competitive world of Esports, regardless of their background. Whether you are an avid gamer looking to take your skills to the next level, or someone fascinated by the business and culture surrounding Esports, this program offers an engaging and immersive experience, tailored to your interests.
PAYING FOR THIS COURSE
There are no up-front tuition fees for this course when taking out a student loan.
Please note that while we make reasonable adjustments to remove any barriers to education, additional fees may be payable where this is not possible. For example, to provide additional support due to a disability. Please contact us if you believe you have any additional needs so that we can discuss your options before enrolling on a course.
WHAT MODULES ARE COVERED?
Level 4
Academic Skills
Introduction to Game Design
The Esports Landscape
Media Production – Esports Essentials
Contemporary Issues
Games in Society
Competitive Analysis (1)
Introduction to Esports Events
Data Science and Analytics
Level 5
Professional Development and Work Placement
Content Creation – Esports Essentials
Competitive Analysis (2)
Emergent Technologies
Esports Team Management
Esports Event Management
Consumer Behaviour
Innovation and Entrepreneurship
Professional Development and Work Placement
Level 6
Final Major Project Part 1: Concept
Ethics and Issues: Research Project
Professional Portfolio
Final Major Project Part 2: Production
TRANSFERABLE SKILLS:Â
Strategic and tactical thinking
Event promotion and management
Awareness of current issues and trends
WHAT SHOULD I PROVIDE?
You will be assessed through a range of assignments including:
Portfolios
Course work
Practical work
Presentations
Essays
Reflective writing
Skills observation
Tutor and peer feedback
WHAT PREVIOUS QUALIFICATIONS AND EXPERIENCE WILL I NEED?
72 UCAS points from relevant subject(s)
Tuition fees
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University Centre Farnborough
Computing and IT
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