Game Studies Minor
The Game Studies Minor offers students an interdisciplinary program to critically engage with games as complex forms of cultural expression and technical design. Students in the minor will explore how games are created, their influence on society, and their growing role in art, education, and entertainment.
Whether you’re interested in game design, programming, narrative development, or the cultural impact of gaming, this minor provides the flexibility to tailor your coursework to your interests.
Program Highlights
Tailored Curriculum
Choose from a wide variety of courses to create a customized learning experience.
Core Course
252: Introduction to Game Studies - an essential foundation that examines games from theoretical, analytical, and design mechanics perspectives.Why Choose the Game Studies Minor?
- Engage with games critically, as both entertainment and complex social phenomena.
- Gain hands-on experience in game design, programming, and digital storytelling.
- Prepare for careers in game design, media analysis, and digital content creation.