So I am a soon to be physics graduate from Oxford and I am confident in my maths and physics ability. I have had an interest in computer game programming for a good few years but I was never encouraged and so only recently have I come to consider it as serious career direction. I would like advice on how I would persue such a career as I currently have little knowledge of the field. I have ability in C programming from a mathematical side (using it to calculate difficult integrals, plotting trajectories, iteration techniques) which only required a basic knowledge of C but realised how small my C knowledge was when I looked into game programming in windows (the for dummies book). I would like to know peoples oppinions on post graduate courses (Hull University does a game oriented course that I am looking into) and how best to enter the industry from my current position. What are the better choices of courses as although I am happy to self teach myself, having a structured course seems important to learning thoroughly and in a way that will benefit a team/not leave holes in my knowledge. I also considered a masters Comp Sci course (at liverpool) but feel a 1 year comp sci course may not be enough specific knowledge. If anybody was in a situation similar to mine before getting into game developement, I am interested to hear from you. If I have left out anything important, please ask. Antony.