Game Design Programs

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With campuses in Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, and Online, ECPI offers the flexibility to get the education and skills you want on your schedule.

DeVry University graduates from our five distinguished colleges of study are prepared to meet the challenges of today’s global marketplace.

Academy of Art University offers accredited Associates (AA), Bachelors (BA, BFA) and Masters (MA, MFA, M.Arch) degrees, as well as certificate programs and continuing art education.

You know there’s something different within you. You view the world unlike any other. IADT blends design and technology with your raw talent to create a whole new breed of creative professional.

From graphic design and commercial art to computer animation and games, today's entertainment media is built on outstanding artwork and unique designs.

At The Los Angeles Film School you can learn industry-standard film, computer animation, game production and recording techniques from industry professionals.

ITT Technical Institute offers programs of study leading primarily to associate's and that are designed to help students begin to prepare for career opportunities in a variety of fields.

At Vancouver Film School, students from around the world have come to study everything you see, hear, and experience in the entertainment industry for more than 20 years.

Develop your creative potential through The Art Institute of Pittsburgh Online Division where we give you the freedom to decide when and where to attend class. Because you're always on the go, we offer education to go wherever you connect to the Internet.

You've got a passion for games. And an imagination that knows no bounds. Put them together with an education focusing on game design and programming, and you can pursue a future that's fast-paced, fulfilling, and a lot of fun.

Technology has revolutionized the way we communicate. What hasn't changed is the need for creativity and vision to capture someone's attention - and hold it there, fast.

Designers solve problems, both visually and practically. What drives their work is the concept-the big idea-that elevates a project into something unexpected.