Creative Computing: Game Development and Virtual Production Level 3 Extended Diploma

Applications Open - Monday 2 November 2026

Applications Close - Open all year

How to Apply - Please apply through KentChoices and use your KentChoices login which your school should provide.

PLEASE NOTE - Popular courses can fill up quickly so apply early to avoid disappointment

If you have any queries regarding the courses, please contact EKC Folkestone College

You can make up to 5 applications to Colleges within the EKC Group, that is:

• EKC Ashford College
• EKC Broadstairs College*
• EKC Canterbury College*
• EKC Dover College
• EKC Folkestone College*
• EKC Sheppey College

*Junior Colleges exist in these locations.

Please only add one course or T Level per application, except for A Levels at EKC Canterbury College, where up to 4 A Level courses can be added per application. At your interview, you and the tutors can discuss the best level and courses in order for you to progress.

Step into the future of digital creativity. This dynamic two-year Step into the future of digital creativity. This dynamic course invites you to explore the cutting edge of game development, 3D world building, and virtual production techniques, using industry-standard tools like Unity and Unreal Engine.

This course takes place over two years to complete the Extended Diploma qualification.

You will complete a range of creative computing projects to develop skills in game development, 3D world building, and virtual production, using industry-standard engines such as Unity and Unreal.

In Year One, you will focus on core principles and develop hands-on technical skills while bringing digital ideas to life by working on interactive projects such as:

• Creating a playable game prototype
• Designing immersive environments
• Experimenting with VR

In Year Two, you will advance your creative and professional practice by refining and presenting a final project to industry standards, which could include:

• A 3D world
• An interactive narrative
• A virtual production showcase

Throughout the course, you will work on live briefs with external clients and collaborate with creative professionals, artists, and technologists. This will help you build the skills and portfolio needed for university, a career in the creative industries, or starting your own digital studio.

Assessment will be through ongoing assignments and an end of year project. The awarding body is the University of the Arts London (UAL).

You can progress into a wide range of opportunities in the computing and creative sectors. This includes:

• Start your career in a wide range of creative computing roles
• Progress to a relevant degree apprenticeship
• Attend university to continue your education