The game development field is growing quickly, opening up many positions for new graduates. If you want to pursue a challenging career with high employee satisfaction, consider Geneva’s Game Development Program.

Geneva College partners with Rize Education to deliver a program that features exceptional online training from talented gaming industry experts. This collaborative, hybrid program gives students the advantage of both an on-campus and online experience resulting in the most comprehensive education available in this high-demand field.

game development processEducational priorities of this program include project-based learning, a holistic understanding of game development, a collaborative studio environment, strong technical skills, and basic aesthetic understanding. Throughout this program students are taught every step of the game development process and are equipped with all the skills they need to succeed in this industry. This program also offers two optional elective tracks in either digital arts or programming.

Game development is a rewarding career, both financially and personally. Job satisfaction is high among game developers and, whether focused on programming, design, or storytelling, students are equipped to pursue a well-paid career. Salaries in the gaming industry start at $70,000 with a medium salary of $100,000 depending on the position. As the industry continues to grow in revenue, aspiring game developers can expect those salaries to increase. If you enjoy gaming, then what could be more fun than making the game industry your profession?game development careers

At Geneva, the integration of faith and learning is of the highest priority. Students enter the gaming industry with a solid foundation of a biblical worldview through their courses, with an understanding of how the Bible impacts their work and interactions with others. Geneva prioritizes the pursuit of biblical principles in every aspect of life, including vocation.

If you are interested in pursuing a rewarding and high-paying career in game development, then consider pursuing a bachelor’s degree through Geneva’s Game Development Program!

Mattigan Burleigh ‘24

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