After your bachelor
After successful completion of Creative Media and Game Technologies degree programme you are entitled to the degree of Bachelor of Science.
Your career
After your graduation you can decide whether to find a job or carry on studying - at master's level.
- Get a job
You often start your career in an assistant position and, over time, work your way up to higher positions, such as head designer, head programmer, art director or producer, for example.
Portfolio market
Within the gaming industry, there is a high demand for high-quality specialists. As you enter the job market, you will find that employers are not so much interested in degrees as in practical results. When applying for a job, you may be selected on the basis of the portfolio you build during your studies.
Career examples
Outside regular positions within the games industry, there are also plenty of opportunities to get started with your bachelor's degree in Creative Media and Game Technologies.
Alternative careers to Programming
- At companies involved in Virtual Reality
- At companies that visualise data and need creative technicians
- Designing simulations (such as driving simulations)
- At companies developing products for medical applications
Alternative opportunities to Visual Arts
- At agencies specialising in visualisation, such as architecture
- At animation studios
- Making film and television productions
- At advertising agencies
Alternative opportunities to Film Visual Effects
- At agencies specialising in visualisation, such as architecture
- At advertising agencies
- At educational institutions as a lecturer
- Film reviewer
Alternative opportunities to Design & Production
- Game journalist
- Game reviewer
- Writing interactive stories
- In a production role in the digital media industry
- Obtain a Master's Degree