After your bachelor - Game Design
Upon successfully completing the Game Design study track within Creative Media and Game Technologies, you may call yourself a Bachelor of Science.
What does a job in Game Design entail?
As a game designer, you will be responsible for creating and refining the game experience. You will generate concepts, develop prototypes and apply iterative design based on test results. You collaborate with programmers, visual artists and other team members to design the game. Depending on your choice, you can specialise in roles such as technical designer, level designer or game designer, contributing to awesome games.
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CMGT Game Design Alumni
Sule Nur Karaaslan: Level Designer at Vertigo Games
Since graduating from BUas in 2022, Sule Nur Karaaslan has built a successful career in game design. In this interview, she shares her experiences at BUas, her current role as a level designer at Vertigo Games, and her journey into the world of virtual reality game development.
Level design in the Star Wars Galaxy
Meet Gregor de Weger, a BUas Games alumnus who graduated in 2021 with a specialisation in Design and & Production. He has turned his passion for level design into a dream career at Massive Entertainment - a Ubisoft Studio, working on Star Wars Outlaws.
Choose Game Design at BUas
If you choose Game Design, you will be prepared for roles like game designer, technical designer or level designer in the gaming industry, developing engaging gameplay mechanics and crafting immersive player experiences.
A master’s programme after Game Design
After earning your bachelor's degree in CMGT Game Design, you have the option of attending a master's programme at BUas or at another university for further specialisation. With a VWO (or equivalent) diploma you can enrol on the fast track and get your bachelor’s and master’s in four years.