Bachelor in Entertainment Design - Game Design Track

ArtCenter College of Design in Pasadena is a leading art and design institution that combines rigorous studio practice with industry relevance. Established in 1930, the college serves a diverse community of creatives, including a substantial international cohort. Programs span graphic design, transportation design, product and entertainment design among others, and are designed to develop strong portfolios and workplace-ready skills.

Teaching at ArtCenter emphasizes hands-on projects led by industry practitioners and artists, providing direct exposure to professional standards and workflows. State-of-the-art workshops, digital labs and collaborative studios enable students to prototype and present high-quality work. Internship networks and industry partnerships regularly connect students with design firms, studios and manufacturers, supporting placement and freelance opportunities. The college’s pedagogy balances concept development, technical craft and professional practice.

Campus life is studio-centered and project-driven, with exhibitions, critiques and industry showcases forming a core part of the learning experience. International students benefit from dedicated advising, portfolio guidance and career services that help translate creative training into employment or entrepreneurial ventures. Graduates from ArtCenter are known for strong visual communication and applied design skills sought by leading companies and studios worldwide, making it an attractive destination for motivated creatives who want practical preparation for competitive design careers.

The Bachelor in Entertainment Design - Game Design Track is a degree program for students who want to design games. It's a Bachelor's degree that helps students develop their skills in game design and prepares them for the gaming industry.

In this program, students learn about game production practices, game development, and problem-solving. They also get to work on game projects and develop an interdisciplinary skill set that includes game design, art, and programming.

After graduating, students can pursue careers as Game Designers, Level Designers, Game Artists, Game Programmers, or Creative Directors. They can work for AAA game studios, indie game developers, or start their own game development companies.