Bachelor's in Game Business & Publishing - Research & Analytics

Champlain College has evolved to become a hub for creativity and forward-thinking education. Champlain is renowned for its career-focused programs, designed to equip students with real-world skills demanded by today's dynamic industries. The institution takes pride in its Upside-Down Curriculum, allowing students to dive into major courses from day one, accelerating their journey toward expertise in their chosen fields. Champlain College is a champion of practical experience, integrating internships and professional opportunities into the academic fabric. This commitment to experiential learning prepares graduates to seamlessly transition from the classroom to the workplace. The campus itself fosters a tight-knit community, promoting collaboration and a supportive atmosphere. With a focus on innovation, global awareness, and social responsibility, Champlain College is not just an institution; it's a launchpad for students to thrive in a rapidly changing world.

You'll get the full picture of the game market and process by working in the Champlain College Game Studio, where students in each game major collaborate in a complete ecosystem that simulates the industry. Your experience here sets you up to transition seamlessly into your career. In our Upside-Down Curriculum, you'll start taking classes in your major on day one. That means four years of practical courses and learning through firsthand experience; you'll graduate with a background to rival many candidates who are already working in the field. Recent changes in the game industry have made data interpretation and implementation more important than ever before. While pursuing this concentration, you will dive into the world of user research testing and how it is used to not only improve individual games themselves, but also advance the company as a whole. Upon graduating with a degree in Game Business & Publishing and a concentration in Research & Analytics, you'll be equipped with the necessary skills to pursue positions such as User Experience Analyst, Brand Insights Associate, or Product Analyst—to name just a few.