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Glasgow Clyde College

Est. 2013

Glasgow

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Glasgow Clyde College operates across three campuses — Anniesland, Cardonald and Langside — and is one of the largest colleges in Scotland. It offers gaming and esports-related courses at both school-partnership and full-time college level, with strong links to British Esports and the local gaming community.

Disciplines

Programming
Design

Courses Offered

Computer Games Development NPA SCQF L6
Programming
Anniesland Campus Part time

An introductory qualification for S4–S6 school pupils, designed to teach how to write computer games. The course covers three topics: media assets (finding and customising digital assets like sounds, images and videos), design (creating a plan for a computer game), and development (writing code to produce a playable game). Students attend college on Tuesday and Thursday afternoons and develop programming, computational thinking and problem-solving skills.

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Computing and Esports NQ SCQF L6
Programming
Cardonald Campus Full time 1 year

Esports is one of the most exciting areas in the entertainment and computing world — but this course isn't just about playing games. You'll combine your gaming enthusiasm with professional skill development, learning fundamental programming concepts, exploring how games are developed and collaborating on a project as a team. While you develop your skills, you'll participate in the British Esports Student Champs, competing in popular titles like League of Legends, Rocket League, Valorant and Overwatch 2.

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