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BA (Hons) Games Narrative
- Duration: 3 or 4 years full-time
- Placement year: Optional 1 year
- Course code: I622 (UCAS)
- Institution code: A66 (UCAS)
Career destinations
Graduates of the BA (Hons) Games Narrative course will be well-prepared for a variety of roles within the gaming and creative industries. Potential career destinations include:
- Narrative Designer – Crafting the storylines, dialogues, and character arcs that drive a game's narrative.
- Game Writer – Writing scripts for in-game dialogue, cutscenes, and interactive storytelling elements.
- Scriptwriter for Games – Creating detailed scripts for characters, environments, and branching narratives.
- Transmedia Storyteller – Developing narratives that span multiple platforms, such as games, films, books, and other media.
- Interactive Story Designer – Designing interactive stories for games, virtual reality, and other immersive platforms.
- AI Games Prompter – Working with AI systems to generate dynamic, player-responsive narratives.
- Content Designer – Focusing on how narrative integrates with gameplay, designing missions, quests, or narrative-driven content.
- Creative Director – Leading the narrative vision of a game or multimedia project, overseeing the storytelling and player experience.
- Transmedia Writer – Crafting stories that exist across games, films, and digital platforms to create rich, cohesive universes.
- Freelance Writer/Consultant – Offering narrative design or storytelling expertise to game developers, studios, and creative agencies.
Visiting tutors
Visiting tutors play a pivotal role on the BA (Hons) Games Narrative course. The industry professionals provide invaluable insights into the creative industry, sharing their expertise and experiences. They conduct workshops, lectures, and participate in critiquing student work, offering constructive feedback from both an education and industry perspective.
Their presence can also offer the opportunity to network and learn about potential career paths, industry trends, and professional practices. Visiting tutors often bring diverse perspectives and unique skill sets, enriching the learning experience and fostering a deeper understanding of the standards and expectations of the creative industries.