Game Design and Development at Michigan State University
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The Game Design & Development Program at MSU was founded back in 2005, and has grown leaps and bound What is GameDev at MSU? Some are weekend workshops.
The Game Design and Development Program at Michigan State University was founded back in 2005, and has grown leaps and bounds into a Top 10 Ranked program by the Princeton Review. Our program involves a mix of disciplines and backgrounds, comprised of Designers, Artists and Programmers. Get Involved with GameDev at MSU:
We are currently seeking industry partnerships to strengthen the game program
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Collaborative projects – MI 498 Collaborative Game Design is a capstone experience for students in the program where they will work over a semester on a game project in a team setting with an external, industry-based client. The typical project usually involves developing a small-scoped game project from start to (near) completion, developing a prototype of a larger-scope game, or adding a feature to a current game title. Projects can also be more experimental/exploratory in nature. Internships opportunities – internships are strongly encouraged for students in the program; we have students trained in game programming, art, design, and production and are always looking for industry partnerships to help place talented students. Guest lecturers and instructors – we like to bring ing both academic and industry experts into our curriculum through both guest lectures in existing courses and through special topics courses. The format and duration of the special topics courses are flexible. If you are in industry and interested in forming a partnership with us, please contact us at [email protected]. Donate to GameDev at MSU:
If you are considering making a charitable gift to Michigan State University, please consider making a tax-deductible donation to the GameDev at MSU to help support the mission of our program, our students, and to maintain our facilities. https://www.givingto.msu.edu/gift/?SID=1924