University Campus Suffolk

What you'll study

The course is delivered using the university’s 'block and blend' model. Core taught topics and assessed modules include:

• Introduction to Esports (Requisite)
• Introduction to Streaming and Broadcasting (Requisite)
• Creating Digital Media (Requisite)
• Digital Marketing and Artificial Intelligence

Teaching emphasises team projects where students produce events, livestreams and digital content to build a professional portfolio.

Entry requirements

Typical academic entry asks for 112 UCAS tariff points (for example BBC at A-level, DMM in BTEC, Merit in T Level or Pass in Access to HE Diploma). All applicants must hold GCSE English and Maths at Grade C/4 or above (or recognised Level 2 equivalents); applicants without these may be considered individually based on their full application.

Career prospects

Graduates are prepared for operational, production and commercial roles in esports and adjacent industries. Job titles listed by the university include:

• Esports Event Manager / Event Coordinator
• Esports Team Manager
• Esports Player
• Esports Data Analyst / Business Analyst
• Digital Marketing Specialist
• Live Streaming / Broadcasting Engineer
• Event Live Stream Producer
• Project Manager

The university’s Careers, Employability and Enterprise Team provides support during study and after graduation.

Scholarships & funding angle (general)

The course page details published annual tuition fees for UK and international students and notes the university may adjust fees in line with legislation and guidance. Students are advised that bursaries, scholarships and other funding options exist and that applications for funding can be made from the spring before the course starts. For part-time, placement-year and international fee information applicants should consult the university’s fees and funding pages or contact the Student Centre.