* Insurance fees
Develop immersive experiences
The games industry is absolutely massive – which makes it incredibly lucrative. Step ahead of the competition with a Bachelor of Creative Technologies in Game Art, where you'll be devising and creating your own interactive stories, digital illustrations, concept art and games. By the time you've finished your degree, you'll have collaborated with other game artists and programmers alike to develop your very own creation at industry-level. Don’t just play, be part of it – apply now.
This programme is available both on campus and online (within New Zealand) in 2021. If you are interested in learning remotely, ask our team about online study options when you submit your application.
Why study Game Art?
You should study game art if you are passionate about creating worlds, characters, and interfaces that exist within the context of a video game. By studying game art, you will learn how to design beautiful and immersive environments and believable characters, and then combine those elements to deliver a gaming experience that people will cherish.
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Year 1
Component Name, Credits, Toggle
Game Design Principles, 20,
Art and Design Foundation, 30,
2D Visual Asset Generation, 15,
3D Visual Asset Generation, 30,
Game Production Foundation, 15,
Creative Technologies: Game Studies I, 15,
Technical Art I, 15,
Year 2
Component Name, Credits, Toggle
People and Games, 15,
Rapid Game Prototype, 20,
Creative Technologies: Game Studies II, 15,
Advanced 3D Modelling, 30,
Technical Art II, 15,
Real Time Animation, 30,
Professional Practice and Communication, 15,
Year 3
Component Name, Credits, Toggle
World Design, 30,
Creative Technologies: Game Studies III, 20,
Game Project: PreProduction, 15,
Game Project: Alpha, 30,
Game Project: Gold, 30,
Portfolio Presentation and Critique, 15,
Insurance/year: 700/per year
