Online Degrees in Game Software Development and Game Design
The following online colleges offer degrees leading to a career in developing, testing, and producing interactive video games. You can learn more about a school and its programs by clicking the More Information link.
American Sentinel University
- Bachelor's Degrees: Computer Science, with a concentration in Game Programming
- Quick Summary: Students in this program will develop a strong background in artificial intelligence, software development, and critical thinking skills.
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The Art Institute of Pittsburgh - Online Division
- Bachelor's Degrees: Game Art & Design
- Quick Summary: This program focuses on the skills used to develop the characters, scenes, and environments used in video games and other interactive media. Students learn color, design, modeling, animation, and texture mapping.
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DeVry University
- Bachelors Degree Programs: Game & Simulation Programming
- Quick Summary: Students in this program learn software engineering and project management, along with programming and development of many types of simulations and games, including multi-player online games. Includes graphics programming and game engine design.
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International Academy of Design and Technology Online
- Bachelors Degrees: Game Production
- Quick Summary: Learn to work with 2D and 3D animations and modeling, game levels and scripting in this program, which prepares you to design video games or other interactive content. International Academy of Design and Technology does not guarantee employment or salary.
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Westwood College
- Bachelor Degrees: Game Art and Game Software Development
- Quick Summary: The Bachelor degree in Game Art focuses on the creative and technical skills used in developing video games, instructional DVDs, and more. Students learn 2D and 3D modeling and animation. The Game Software Development degree teaches the computer programming and software development skills used in creating, testing, and debugging video games.
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