After your bachelor - Visual Arts

With a degree in Visual Arts, you can embark on an exciting career in the gaming industry, working for game development studios, animation companies, or visual effects firms. You may also find opportunities in related fields such as film, television, or digital media. 

Depending on your interests and skills, you can choose a role that focuses on creating stunning visual content, optimizing the player experience, or even directing entire creative projects. Below are a few examples of potential career paths.

Character Artist at Guerrilla  

As a Character Artist at Guerrilla, the studio behind the critically acclaimed Horizon Zero Dawn series, you would be responsible for designing and sculpting highly detailed and realistic 3D models of characters. You’d work closely with the Art Director and animation team to ensure that every character fits seamlessly into the game’s rich world, adding depth and personality that enhances the player’s connection to the story.

Environment Artist at CD Projekt Red

In this role at CD Projekt Red, the creators of The Witcher series and Cyberpunk 2077, you would bring expansive game worlds to life by designing and constructing stunning 3D environments. Whether it’s a dystopian cityscape or a lush, medieval forest, your work would immerse players in richly detailed and believable settings that drive the narrative forward and enhance gameplay.

Technical Artist at Ubisoft Annecy

As a Technical Artist at Ubisoft Annecy, known for their work on the Assassin’s Creed and Tom Clancy's series, you would play a crucial role in optimizing game assets and implementing cutting-edge visual effects. Your expertise would help bridge the gap between the creative vision and technical constraints, ensuring that the game not only looks spectacular but also runs smoothly on all platforms.

UI/UX Designer at Housemarque

Working as a UI/UX Designer at Housemarque, the studio behind Returnal and Resogun, you would focus on crafting intuitive and visually appealing user interfaces that enhance the player experience. From creating sleek HUDs to designing engaging menus, your role would be to ensure that players can navigate the game effortlessly while maintaining a strong visual identity that aligns with the studio’s signature style.