Design
(kierunek: Game Development)

• Programme: gameplay, levels and narrative
• Specialisation: one of three areas
• Languages: studies fully in English
• After graduation: design and narrative roles

Design is a specialisation within the Game Development programme, a Bachelor's degree taught in English at Collegium Da Vinci in Poznań. It is for people who want to decide how a game plays, what story it tells and how the player experiences it.

Programme: gameplay, levels and narrative

Typical elective modules are game design, level design, storytelling, film and literary narratives in games, UX and UI in games, and sound in games. By choosing similar modules you learn to:

• design gameplay, levels and mechanics for a chosen game genre
• create plot, narrative and player experience
• write dialogues and narrative elements for games
• design UX and UI in games
• use sound as a tool to build emotion and immersion
• prepare a portfolio of projects

Specialisation: one of three areas

Choose your own direction. Game Development has no fixed specialisations; Design is one of three typical areas, next to Programming and Graphics, that you can build from elective modules.

Languages: studies fully in English

After graduation: design and narrative roles

Roles linked to this path include game designer, level designer, narrative designer, game UX/UI designer and game tester or QA tester.

Based on the programme pages at cdv.pl.