306 Bachelor's degrees in Game Design in North America

The Media X major from University of the Pacific encourages you to explore the production, performance, marketing, analysis and management of media. You will be prepared for a dynamic workplace where agile thinkers and broad skill sets are rewarded.

Through the BS in Games and CS/EAE degrees at the University of Utah, students will learn how to develop entertainment software and serious games addressing health, collaboration, or social needs. 

The Game Design and Music programme at Northeastern University offers a comprehensive B.S. degree. This public study mode course focuses on music technology, blending creative sound design with technical game development. Students gain professional expertise through hands-on learning over a standard full-time duration.

 Graphic Communications - Web and Interactive Media from Pittsburg State University provides students with development and design skills for creating user centered, interactive content for all types of web and mobile devices.

Game Design is offered by John Brown University. Create the games you want to play.

Games are a great way to understand complex ideas and systems through a process known as “Instrumentalized Design.” Explore their influence in virtually every aspect of our lives from art, education, and research, to entertainment and commerce with Pratt Institute's Bachelor in Game Arts.

Oklahoma Christian University offers a Gaming and Animation BFA program for students dedicated to pursuing a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree in gaming and animation.

Walsh University’s Game Development major provides students with the skills they need to successfully work in the games industry as a developer or producer.

Launched fall 2021, California College of the Arts BFA in Game Arts prepares today’s students to create tomorrow’s games.

The Game and Interactive Media Design program at Rider University will help you gain an in-depth understanding of the writing, art, gameplay, audio, music and animation skills needed to create immersive and interactive games.

The Computer Science - Game Software Development program at Lawrence Technological University is an exciting option for students interested in preparing for a career in the rapidly expanding game development industry.

Digital design is an exciting field of study for students who wish to use their artistic abilities while learning marketable technical skills. Grand Canyon University’s Bachelor of Arts in Digital Design - Animation is a modern program that guides students in developing their technological knowledge and creative thinking skills.

At the University of Central Missouri, we combine a strong computer science foundation with hands-on digital design courses in a Bachelor of Science in Computer Science - Game Development. 

The Multidisciplinary Media Studies program from West Virginia University allows students with an interest in specific media careers the opportunity to build a customized course of study that aligns with their goals.

The Applied Humanities - Game Studies Emphasis is offered by the Department of Public & Applied Humanities at The University of Arizona. The department will cultivate people who can imagine a wide range of critical and creative interests and skills dedicated to the development and application of humanistic inquiry for the betterment of the human condition.

The Game Design students at High Point University create compelling interactive experiences. Our students are storytellers, critics, artists, advocates and entrepreneurs.

In this innovative Game Design and Interactive Media program offered by University of New Haven, students learn the answers to these questions and more as they prepare to make their own contributions to the world of gaming.

The Lindenwood University's BA in Game Design with Emphasis in Game Art requires 54 credit hours for completion including required game art courses such as drawing, concept design, classical myth, and 3D animation.

With University of Massachusetts Dartmouth's concentration in Computer Game Design, you'll explore a variety of software technologies relevant to games including programming languages, scripting languages, networks, simulation engines, and multimedia design systems.

Esport and Digital Game Management from University of New Haven is designed to maximize the strengths of our programs in business, technology, engineering, and computer science to create pioneering opportunities that prepare our students to be the future leaders in this high-growth field.