
This four-year Bachelor of Arts in Game Design program focuses on understanding the player's experience and making intentional design choices to create engaging games. You will learn the core concepts and techniques that underpin both modern video games and traditional analog games. The curriculum emphasizes practical application through yearly game projects where you will collaborate with students in programming, art, and audio disciplines. In your junior year, you can specialize in areas such as systems, narrative, level, technical, user experience (UX), or user research design, allowing you to hone your focus on specific industry passions.
DigiPen graduates are well-prepared to enter the game industry and related fields. The program focuses on developing skills that are directly applicable to various roles within game development and other technology sectors. Graduates build a strong network and are ready to contribute to major companies, independent studios, or their own ventures.
This four-year program focuses on understanding player experience and making intentional design choices for engaging games. You will learn core concepts for both video and analog games, emphasizing practical application through yearly game projects.
DigiPen graduates are well-prepared for roles in the game industry, including Quest Designer, Systems Designer, Level Designer, User Research Associate, and Narrative Designer. The program also offers internship support.
Yes, in your junior year, you can choose to specialize in areas such as systems, narrative, level, technical, user experience (UX), or user research design to focus on specific industry passions.
To apply, you need to review the admissions requirements, start your online application, and then submit all the required documents. Detailed steps are available on the university's admissions page.
Specific details on tuition and fees for international students are available on the 'Funding Your Education' page of the university's website.