Video Game Development Degree and Programs

 

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Video game development--part of the fast-growing software publishing industry--has been a hot career for years. In a video game development degree program, you'll learn to research and write programs for video games and oversee their production. As a developer, you'll work with sound designers, musicians, and experts in other graphic or entertainment areas.

 

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Video Game Development Training

Video games are getting more popular and complex--and users are becoming more sophisticated and demanding. Keeping up with new technology is critical for a successful gaming career. In 2006, more than 80 percent of software publishing workers held a college degree. Some had a bachelor's degree in computer science, mathematics, or information systems; others earned a degree in accounting or business, supplemented with career training in development and programming. An associate degree, supported by great experience and skills, may land you an entry-level video game development position.