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For a position in Programming / Software Engineering
Game Design - Audio
(BSc, 4 Years)
For a position in Audio Design
Game Design - Art
(BSc, 4 Years)
For a position in Art / Animation
Game Design - Management
(BSc, 4 Years)
For a position in Production (Producer)
Campus:Yes Online: No
In state: 10,388 US Dollars (USD) per Year
Out of state: 33,244 US Dollars (USD) per Year
Non-US National (Overseas Students): 33,244 US Dollars (USD) per Year
Yes
Yes
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The Media School at Indiana University is now accepting students for its BS in Game Design program. This is a 45-credit undergraduate major that prepares students for work in the game industry. Core coursework involves design, programming, audio, art, and management. Our faculty have many years of experience making games in the real world and can guide you into the industry. Game Design students can get advanced training in different areas by taking further elective courses in one of our world-class partner schools on campus.
Specialization Area - Partner School
Design - College of Arts and Sciences (History, English, Economics, etc.). http://college.indiana.edu/
Programming - School of Informatics. http://www.soic.indiana.edu/
Digital Audio - Jacobs School of Music. http://www.music.indiana.edu/
Management - Kelley School of Business. http://kelley.iu.edu/
Digital Art - Hope School of Fine Arts. http://www.indiana.edu/~finaweb/
Additionally, Indiana University-Bloomington offers dozens of minors and certificates in a wide range of liberal arts and science areas. College and University offerings and requirements guarantee that Game Design students will also get an excellent arts and sciences education: Breadth for leadership, to go along with their technical depth in Game Design.
Bloomington is regularly awarded top quality-of-life ratings. The campus is beautiful, the town is cosmopolitan, life is fun and safe, and costs are low.
For more information, see http://games.indiana.edu.
