Best Uni for Game Art?

Hi there, even though I’ve only applied to one of these listed universities I would say that from the research I have done over the months Norwich looks very good ! And is on the more affordable side from the unis you applied to. Norwich seems to have a very large creative scene and is great for queer folk, it is quite far from other large cities but from the research I’ve done there seems to be a load to do as a student outside of the uni itself.

For some reason this site won’t send me all that I wrote so I have to send multiple replies so sorry for the incoming notif spam haha

Some info about the other unis that I think would be helpful is Falmouth Uni’s campus that the game art course is in (Penryn) is further away from the main campus (if this is an issue). Falmouth as a whole is pretty far from a majority of cities so it’d be a hassle if you want/need to travel, however is a really nice place to be if you’re a fan of the seaside (Penryn is further in land though). From things I’ve read there have been a lot of accommodation issues with Falmouth especially with the students in Penryn, so prepare for the possibility of having to share a bedroom originally meant for 1 person with another person while also paying a load of money….

UAL’s game art course is very new so there isn’t really much information about it, the student work shown on the site was very interesting since it comes across as more stylised compared to a lot of the other game art courses. The London Communication campus is in a very convenient area, which places you in a great area that is very near to the South Bank. The major con (which is to be expected) is the very very large costs.

Unfortunately I don’t have much to say about Manchester Met’s course since I wasn’t particularly drawn in by anything to do a load of research, I’ve heard nice things about Manchester Met as a uni itself though

I was actually given a conditional offer by Norwich to study Game Art in 2024 so if you’re curious about the application process I can share my experience ! I hope things go well for you !

I apologise if this was hard to read lol…. I kind of suck at writing things like this but I wanted to try and help out since I’ve not found many people applying to Game Art online ^_^

Hi there, even though I’ve only applied to one of these listed universities I would say that from the research I have done over the months Norwich looks very good ! And is on the more affordable side from the unis you applied to. Norwich seems to have a very large creative scene and is great for queer folk, it is quite far from other large cities but from the research I’ve done there seems to be a load to do as a student outside of the uni itself.

For some reason this site won’t send me all that I wrote so I have to send multiple replies so sorry for the incoming notif spam haha

AAA ur response is rlly helpful thank you!! Yeah i’m struggling between Falmouth and Norwich as my top two. I’ve read about the accommodation problems but i really love the area and like the fact that it’s quiet haha. I have yet to visit Norwich but the Uni seems really good and a load of people i know have gone and loooved it. I have conditional offers for the normal 3 year placement for both of them unis. Falmouth is also about 8 hours from me 🫠🫠 and Norwich is only 2 hours hsshhshs. I’m still undecided but ur replies rlly helped thanks sm <33 and yesss there’s very little game art students on here HAHAHA so i had to make this post even tho i have no idea how to use the app. Hope u enjoy ur course !!

yeah i’m bi myself so that’s great to hear ) I probably will give Norwich a visit soon since i’m sooo stuck between falmouth and norwich 🫣🫣 is norwich ur top uni choice?

Which would be the best University out of the ones below for Game Art?
Falmouth Uni
Norwich Uni
Manchester Metropolitan
University of Arts, London (UAL)