763 Bachelor's degrees in Game Design

Conestoga College diploma programme in Game - Design can help you turn your passion for gaming into a rewarding career.

‘The game shows the character’, as the old saying goes, and Germans love games of all kinds. If you are one of them, then turn your passion into a profession: become a game designer with Virtual Reality and Game Development - Game Design degree from SRH University.

Through the Creative Media and Game Technologies - Business and Production programme from Breda University of Applied Sciences (BUas) you will be prepared for roles such as producer, marketing manager or community manager – or equally for founding your own game studio one day as a startup entrepreneur.

The Game Programming at St. Lawrence College content introduces you to fundamental game concepts including introductory computer programming in C++, C#, scripting languages, web development, and database storage techniques.  

This Information Technology - Game Development programme from Abu Dhabi University is for working professionals is delivered through schedules designed specifically to accommodate your busy work schedule.

Unlock your creative potential and refine your game-making skills with a combination of hands-on practice and theory on our games design and art degree with this Games Design and Art BA course at the University of Southampton.

Gain a degree in Computer Games Technologies with Foundation Year (Honours) at Sheffield Hallam University with an initial foundation year to prepare for the course.

The Computer Games Development course from the University of Limerick is for the creative type of person who enjoys puzzles and solving problems. If you enjoy any kind of games, whether computer games or traditional board games, particularly if you like playing with alternative/optional rules, then this might be the course for you.

Computer Games Modelling and Animation with Foundation Year (Hons) course from University of Derby represents one of the world’s largest and fastest growing entertainment industries, where specialists with the right mix of technical skills and artistic flair are in high demand.

This Computer Science with Game Design (Hons) degree from Bangor University capitalises on the growing demand for user experience technology. Drawing on our expertise across two academic disciplines, it combines a solid foundation in traditional computer science with the creative aspects of successful games development.

Turn your creativity into captivating games. Master 3D modelling, 2D art, animation, level design and gameplay coding – all guided by industry experts with the (Hons) Game Arts and Design degree offered at University of Plymouth.

Within the Game - Design and Simulation diploma programme from Cambrian College, you’ll go from concept to market-ready gaming worlds. You’ll explore the art and science of developing authentic scenarios for both consumer enjoyment and commercial training in this ever-evolving medium. 

Turn your passion for gaming into a successful career in the multi-billion dollar games industry, with a Bachelor of Information Technology in Games Technology programme at Murdoch University.

In the Games Art (with Foundation Year) (Hons) programme from Teesside University you create a game's characters, assets, environments, creatures and vehicles, as well as producing concept art and storyboards.

Throughout this Game Art with Foundation Year (Honours) course from Sheffield Hallam University, you will build a professional quality portfolio that is aimed at meeting the requirements of potential employers. The teaching and learning on this course is designed to help you do this. 

Video games have eclipsed the film, music and video industries as the dominant entertainment sector in the UK. The Games Production (Hons) BSc course from De Montfort University is designed to equip you for roles that require a vocational aptitude in gaming technologies and tools.

The Games Development (Hons) course from University of Greenwich provides the creative and technical skills you need for a career in video game development.

This one-year HERE from OnCampus Ireland at Munster Technological University offers successful students guaranteed progression to a range of partner universities.

This Computer Games Design (Part-Time) (Hons) programme from University of Gloucestershire you’ll master industry-standard tools in this high-tech facilities, and collaborate in teams to create real games from concept to play.

This Incorporated Bachelor Year Zero in BSc (Hons) Games Design and Development from University of Greenwich International College provides the creative and technical skills you need for a career in video game development.