COURSE CURRICULUM

The GAME program curriculum spans four years, blending technical, creative, and theoretical courses to prepare students for careers in game design and production. In Year 1, foundational courses such as Programming for Interactive Media, Media and Culture, New Media and Games, Game Engine Fundamentals, and Digital Graphics establish essential skills in programming, storytelling, and multimedia technologies. Year 2 advances this foundation with courses like Ludology, Game Design Paradigms, Environment Design, Character Modelling, and Project Management, emphasizing both creative and technical development alongside sound and video applications. In Year 3, students engage in more specialized and industry-focused courses, including Immersion and Simulation, Game Criticism, The Game Industry Business, and Advanced Animation Techniques, with opportunities to explore topics in digital culture, creative writing, and motion capture. Electives in social media, digital innovations, and game music complement this deepening expertise. Year 4 focuses on applied, team-based practicum experiences, game research, and development projects, alongside internships and advanced studies in interactive arts. Elective courses cover areas such as psychology of screens, scriptwriting, video games in education, and digital culture, allowing students to tailor their learning. This comprehensive curriculum ensures graduates are skilled in design, production, critical analysis, and collaboration, ready to thrive in the dynamic game industry.