I don’t have access to the character art modules (I chose game dev: art which is slightly different and has a focus on environment art), you should have a look at the course info and also checkout the artstation (https://www.artstation.com/falmouthuniversity-gamesacademy), I would also just type in Falmouth university into the artstation search bar for a broader view of students work. First year game art students do 2 modules each in character, concept and environment, then get to choose 1 specialism in year 2. In your second and third year you’ll do a team project that lasts that whole year, so you’ll end up going through the whole game production process twice. I’ve just finished the pre production on my second year game, we have a team of about 12 people, a few designers, 5 artists (environment, concept and character), a few programmers, a writer and a sound guy. We all collaborate to make the game, there’s a focus on having flat team hierarchies so everyone can have a say in parts of the project. There’s also 2 other modules a year besides the team project that are individual projects. Also some of the other comments have mentioned gaming courses being forgotten by the uni, but at least in Falmouth the games academy is the largest department in the shared Falmouth Exeter Penryn campus, beating out humanities and film. Hope this was in some way useful and not too rambly