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G52. Background. Based in Gamesley, the G52 project is run by a small team of volunteers who aim to provide year-round activities to local people to help address social and economic exclusion. They run a variety of initiatives in Gamesley ranging

Our Alumni: Game Changers. With the launch of a new office in the USA and work on digital products for the next generation of aircraft aimed for entry into service in 2038 already underway, Derby-based digital visualisation company Bloc Digital is

Game Changers: Using simulation to bring learning to life. While the world’s nurses and healthcare practitioners have been working tirelessly during the pandemic, behind the scenes universities have been busy training the next generation of

Blog post. Game on: cyberwarfare. Cyber security has become something of a buzzword. Organisations across the world, and the industry itself, have come under the spotlight as an increasing number of high profile public and private sector

An East Midlands computer game development company, which received a funding boost from the University of Derby’s Invest to Grow scheme, has increased its staff by 50 percent and seen its annual turnover grow by a third.  

Games Expo video transcript. Course description. Steven Deathridge, Computer Games Programming 3rd year student:. I moved here in the second year with some prior knowledge in programming. As soon as I entered the classroom my lecturers made me feel

Gaming students find their perfect placement. Four Computing students have achieved their dreams of running their own business whilst on placement year, gaining valuable and unique experience of the industry. Gaming students find their perfect

Scouts keen to build Gary’s woodland centre. Gary Dawson is excited. A building he has designed as part of his degree could soon be taking shape in woodland in Derby. Gary's woodland centre. Into the woods. Gary is a third-year student on our BA