Bachelor of Game Design and Production

The games industry is growing and evolving at an extraordinary rate. This degree is designed to equip you with the complex skills you'll need for a successful career conceptualising and creating the next wave of games and virtual worlds.
Highlights of studying the Bachelor of Game Design and Production, Work individually and in teams on projects that meet commercial standards, collaborating with multidisciplinary creatives with a wide range of production skills and expertise.. Access an exciting calendar of exhibitions, guest lectures and masterclasses. Learn from some of the country's leading designers, who are already pushing the boundaries of game design and creative arts. Connect with designers, filmmakers, animators, illustrators and musicians across Griffith's various creative schools. Engage with practitioners and gain hands-on experience working on game design projects for real clients through our commercial multimedia production arm, LiveLab.

Develop vital contacts and networks through our local and global industry links with leading organisations like Epic Games, Toon Boom, Liquid Animation, Animal Logic, NEP, Asia Pacific Screen Academy, Ludo (Bluey) and Cutting Edge.
Griffith University is an official Unreal Academic Partner, giving you access to the powerful Unreal Engine used for high-fidelity games and virtual production. We are also a member of the Interactive Games and Entertainment Association (IGEA), connecting you with the games industry across Australia and New Zealand.

Entry requirements may vary from country to country.

Portfolio Requirement-Review a video game in up to 300 words. Alternatively, you can do the review in a twominute audio or video recording. Choose work that strongly resonates with you in a positive or negative way and, to some extent, tells us something about you.

Academic admission requirements for international students will be reviewed by Griffith

International and approved the Deputy Vice Chancellor (Education).

There are several ways to gain admission to undergraduate programs of the University.

Applicants may be considered for admission based on:

• a completed Queensland Certificate of Education (QCE) or equivalent;

• completed or partly completed higher education studies;

• TAFE/VET qualifications;

• overseas qualifications considered comparable to Australian secondary studies.

• completion of a Special Tertiary Admissions Test (STAT);

• a guaranteed admissions scheme or pathway as outlined on the University website;

• a total of 8 adjustment ranks for eligible applications under the adjustment schemes as

outlined on the University website;

• a combination of any of the above, as stipulated for individual programs (including exceptions

and higher AQF level qualifications).