202 Master's degrees in Game Design

This course in Sound Design for Video Games at ThinkSpace Education is designed to prepare you, both creatively and technically, to work as a sound designer and eventually an audio lead or audio director. Taught and mentored by top video games sound designers, you will learn how to create the sounds that brings the world of the video game to life.

The master’s program in Informatics - Games Engineering at Technical University of Munich expands upon your existing knowledge and allows individual specialization.

In the Digital Narration: Game and Cultural Heritage Master’s Programme from University of Skövde, you will create narratives and learn how they can be integrated into computer games and other new digital media, particularly in the context of cultural heritage. 

The New Media programme at the University of Lethbridge is a full-time Master of Arts degree delivered in person over 24 months. This research-focused course combines advanced coursework with a comprehensive thesis, allowing students to explore digital culture and creative technologies at the Lethbridge campus.

Game on! The Lindenwood University Master's degree in Game Design offers high-level game design and production courses that prepare you to thrive in a game studio environment.

Bradley University’s production-focused Game Design and Development program allows you to develop and publish your own video game while earning a master's degree in just 12 months.

The Games Art course at Manchester Metropolitan University challenges you to expand your creative and technical practice through an advanced interdisciplinary programme.

The MSc in Games and Extended Reality at the University of Salford is a one- or two-year programme, available in both full-time and part-time formats. This degree equips students with essential skills and knowledge to excel in the dynamic fields of gaming and extended reality, preparing them for innovative roles in this rapidly evolving industry.

This hands-on, career-oriented course develops advanced knowledge and skills in digital art, animation and emerging technologies for games. It gives you both a strong technical foundation and practical experience of asset creation while building your understanding of new industries such as spatial computing (VR/AR/XR) and virtual production.

Explore the exciting world of digital games development in a studio learning model that prepares you for the workforce at Games Studio Development from Coventry University.  

The Game Design MA course from the Berlin School of Business and Innovation  is a dynamic and immersive programme tailored to elevate your expertise in the rapidly evolving world of interactive entertainment. 

The MFA in Digital Arts program at the DigiPen Institute of Technology allows you to make the jump from traditional to digital media and equip yourself with the 2D and 3D art skills most relevant to today’s careers in games, animation, and other visual media production environments.

The Interactive Media degree from University of the Witwatersrand, Johannesburg  is offered part-time over two years and dull-time over one year. 

Critical Game Design at the Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute is an interdisciplinary field which synthesizes literary, social scientific, artistic, and computational approaches to understand how games, computational media, and play shape society, technological development, culture, and the human sense of self. 

The objectives of the Development of Computer Games program at University of Kragujevac are described in detail within Standard 3 of the accreditation documentation.

The Games Design programme offered at Ulster University is perfect for those passionate about the design and development of games.

Game Design, XR and Immersive Storytelling at World University of Design equips students to design interactive experiences that are meaningful, playful, and impactful.

The Game Design, Art and Technology degree at Nanyang Technological University offers a pioneering curriculum that merges artistic creativity with technological innovation to meet this critical industry demand.

Games from IT University of Copenhagen provides you with theoretical and practical knowledge on how computer games are made, how they create meaning, and how they socially impact us. 

This course provides you with a 360-degree perspective on the game design and development pipeline. Deepen your technical understanding by working with cutting edge game engines; hone your design skills analysing and creating innovative game mechanics; follow industry-standard development processes to bring your ideas from prototype to final release.