Bachelor of Game Design

Provider:
Course Code:
BSc-GD-3D
CRICOS Code:
109411J
Qualification Level:
Bachelor
Course Area:
Creative Arts
Duration:
3-Year
Study Mode:
Full Time
Location:
Ultimo, New South Wales, Australia
Course Fees:
AUD 69,000 Per Course
Delivery Mode:
On Campus, Online Delivery
Target:
International
Intake:
Three times a year

Course Overview

From scripting and storyboarding to character design, animation, audio and graphics, the Bachelor of Interactive Media with electives in Game Design will arm you with an in-depth skill set to enable you to conceptualise, design, develop and take a game to market. You’ll create your own portfolio of games, learn programming methods and you’ll become proficient in cutting-edge design engines. Games have quickly become the dominant sector of the entertainment world, and this sophisticated and competitive field has plenty of opportunities for a rewarding career. If you’re an aspiring interface designer, 3D artist or simply want to redefine interactive storytelling, there’s never been a better time to get on board.

Course Structure

It depends on how many subjects you take, but as a guide, each subject is a 3-hour class + 1-hour own study. International students need at least two subjects (normal eight subjects per year).

You can take a max of 4 subjects/classes a week (Term of 14 weeks).

We have a multi-disciplined and hands-on approach to creative technology education. Our classes and workshops are small, so we can deliver customised tuition based on your level of skill and experience. We pride ourselves on knowing you by name, and take the time to invest in your creative aspirations.

For AIT’s 2023 intake, new courses have been introduced. Previously, our 2D animation, film, 3D animation, and game design study streams all existed within a Bachelor of Interactive Media. This gave students an introduction to a range of disciplines, before allowing them to focus on their chosen field.

We're proud of the industry-relevant courses that we've developed at AIT, and armed with proof of their success, we were able to receive approval to teach brand new bachelor and diploma courses.

Now, we will be offering dedicated bachelor's degrees and diplomas in 2D animation, film, 3D animation, and game design, alongside our ever-popular Diploma of Information Technology and Bachelors of Information Technology specialising in either Mobile Applications Development or Games Programming.


Entry Requirement

Admission Requirements
Academic Entry Requirements
Completion of year 12 or equivalent; OR
Completion of year 11 or equivalent with Year 11 results, a support letter from a parent or guardian & screening interview; OR
Certificate IV, VET Diploma or Higher Education Diploma (completion); OR
Successful completion of one year of full time study in a degree course at a higher education provider; OR
Admission via non academic criteria may include demonstrated interest or experience in relevant fields or work. Students may be asked to demonstrate this through a short written piece, interview and or portfolio
Language Requirement
IELTS Score (Minimum) IELTS 5.5 (for Diploma) or 6.0 (for Bachelor) or equivalent
English Language Requirements ENTRY REQUIREMENTS:
INDIA:
CBSE/ICSE/IB =
Overall 60% in Year 10 and 12
for all courses
Any State Board = 65% overall
SRI LANKA: 3.25/4 OR credit pass
PAKISTAN: 3.5/5
BANGLADESH: 3.5/5
NEPAL: 2.6/4
We do not accept a gap between Year 10 and 12.
If applying to study a Bachelor of Information
Technology, students must have achieved a result
of at least 60% in mathematics in Year 12.
English Language Requirements:
IELTS Academic =Overall 6 with no band less
than 5.5
PTE = 51/45

Career Opportunities

Australian digital games industry has earned a reputation for quality. In Australia, over 60% of the game development industry is based in Victoria and NSW – so the career opportunities for graduates are extraordinary!


From world-class game development studios in Australia to the excitement of launching your own indie studio, to helping brands across a variety of sectors navigate gamification to engage with their customers. You could find yourself creating the next viral hit for people to play on the train to work!


Potential Careers:  2D Game Artist | Animator | AR / VR Developer | Game Designer | Game Programmer | Illustrator / Cartoonist | Level Designer | Mobile Developer


Specific Roles


3D Artist

Creative & Art Director

Creative Technologist

Game Designer

Game Developer

Illustrator / Cartoonist

Interactive Designer

Interface Designer

Level Designer

Mobile App Developer

Modeller

Motion Graphics Designer

Multimedia Director

Product Designer

UI/UX Designer

Visual Artist

Visual Effects Artist

Internship or Work Placements

Yes, we have internship opportunities available in the last term of your Bachelor's, and you must keep a good grade. We cannot guarantee if the internship will be fully paid and timetable in advance. On average, an internship is for 120 hours.

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