In the Games programme, you will study areas such as Game Design, Programming, Theory & Analysis, Artificial Intelligence and Development.
You will work cross-disciplinarily, often on joint projects and actual game productions. The programme is focused on providing a core skills for those wanting to research, design or develop computer games.
The Games programme has three branches:
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Design: Has a creative approach to games. This branch emphasizes the development of games.
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Analysis: Has an analytical approach to games. This branch emphasizes the theoretical understanding of games.
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Technology: Focuses on the technological part of game development. You will learn about the technical implementation of games.
You will be able to work across the two areas or specialise in one of them.
Teaching varies between courses, class exercises and independent project work. Courses are given mostly in the form of lectures.
Read more about Danish teaching methods on www.studyindenmark.dk.
If you choose to complete the master degree programme, you will graduate with the academic title of Master of Science (MSc).