Program Overview
The BA Game Design program at the University of Europe for Applied Sciences equips students with the skills to design and develop innovative games. It covers game mechanics, narrative, art, and programming, as well as the business and cultural aspects of the industry. Students collaborate on projects, develop their own games, and gain insights from industry experts through partnerships and internships. The program is offered in English and German, with flexible start dates and accreditation by FIBAA.
Program Outline
Degree Overview:
Designing Adventures, Crafting Experiences
The BA Game Design program at the University of Europe for Applied Sciences (UE) is designed to equip students with the skills and knowledge required to design and develop their own innovative games. The program covers various aspects of game development, including game mechanics, narrative, game art, and programming. It also focuses on the business, cultural, and market aspects of the video game industry.
Objectives:
- Equip students with the ability to design and develop innovative and experimental games.
- Provide students with an understanding of the business, culture, and markets surrounding computer games.
- Enable students to master the development process in teams on a project basis.
- Allow students to develop their own creative games and prototypes.
Outline:
Game Design
- Identify and apply formal design principles of digital entertainment.
- Explore the development process in teams on a project basis.
- Develop own innovative games and prototypes.
- Gain insights into the financial perspectives and industry.
Game Art
- Master various tools and techniques for creating 3D models, textures, and animations.
- Learn the fundamentals of visual storytelling and character design.
- Gain experience in concept art, environment design, and user interface design.
- Develop a strong portfolio of artwork for the game industry.
Game Programming
- Learn the fundamentals of programming languages used in game development.
- Gain experience in creating game mechanics, AI, and physics systems.
- Develop the ability to collaborate with other programmers and designers.
- Build a foundation for a career as a game programmer.
Other:
Industry Collaborations:
The program boasts partnerships with leading companies and cultural institutions, offering internship and real-life project opportunities.
Student Projects:
The program showcases impressive student projects, demonstrating their skills and creativity.
Faculty:
Fees:
EU applicants: €708 monthly Non-EU applicants: €12,100 yearly
Application Requirements:
- Completed admission form
- Transcript & language proficiency
- CV & Copy of passport
- Portfolio required
- The program is offered in both English and German.
- The program starts in both the winter and summer terms.
- The program is accredited by the FIBAA.
EU applicants standard: € 708 monthly Non-EU applicants standard: € 12,100 yearly
