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The Game Assembly UK is located in Liverpool.

The school does not offer accommodation for students, but there are various providers offering student housing in and around Liverpool city centre. Below are a few options you may want to explore:

Liverpool Student Homes (LSH)
www.liverpoolstudentpad.co.uk

The Student Housing Company
thestudenthousingcompany.com

Hope Street Apartments
hoststudents.com/locations/liverpool/hope-street/

To apply, follow these steps:

1. Click the “Apply Now” button to access the application form
   (visible when the application is open).
2. Be prepared to provide some key information — check the details below.
3. Once you’ve submitted your application, we’ll get in touch with you!

Details:

• Current or Most Recent Education Institution
• Qualifications Achieved (or Expected)
• Professional Experience (if you’re not currently in education)
• Link to Your Portfolio
• Brief Description of Your Portfolio Work
• For Programmers: You’ll need to complete a Programmer Entry Exam instead of providing a portfolio.

Yes, a portfolio is required to showcase your work. For programmers, instead of a portfolio, you’ll need to complete a Programmer Entry Exam.

The Game Assembly is consistently ranked among the world’s top schools for game design and development by The Rookies. Since 2008, we have been a key provider of talent to the Swedish games industry, with 10% of the industry comprised of TGA alumni. In 2023, we proudly became members of Ukie.

Would you like to see what our students create during their studies? Visit our YouTube channel to explore their work and be inspired!

We offer full-time, on-campus courses in Game Art, Game Programming, and Level Design.

You can find our courses here.

Unfortunately, we don’t provide feedback on individual portfolios. This is because, as the evaluators of the submitted material, we aim to have as little influence on its content as possible. The best advice we can offer is to explore, showcase your work, and seek feedback. While it’s great to share your work with friends or family, it’s also a good idea to present it to others who can provide constructive feedback, such as through one of the many online forums or communities.

Additionally, take a look at what others are sharing! How does your work compare to what’s already out there? What unique value can you bring?