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Game design and interactive media
Design interactive worlds using industry-quality technology and the best software, so you can turn your passion into a career.
Design interactive worlds using industry-quality technology and the best software, so you can turn your passion into a career.
Study with us
/
Design
/
Game design and interactive media
See your ideas come to life
Gaming and digital experiences are a booming industry around the world with more than 2.3 billion active gamers contributing $US137.9 billion ($AU191 billion) to the global games market.*
With RMIT's undergraduate and postgraduate programs and short courses, you’ll create characters, environments, and entire worlds as you build on your talents in digital art and design. Develop your conceptual design, storytelling and specialist art skills to produce interactive experiences. Working across disciplines, you’ll connect with students from different programs who will one day be part of your industry network.
*bit.ly/global-games-market
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Why study game design at RMIT?
Ranked #1 in Australia for Animation
Work with industry leaders and renowned organisations
Gain strong technical skills in our dedicated digital design labs
*Source: 2020 Animation Career Review
Game design at RMIT
Hear from real students about learning to build immersive worlds and create memorable gaming experiences for different audiences and platforms at RMIT.
Game design at RMIT
Hear from students and graduates about the thriving game design community at RMIT University.
[Title] Game Design at RMIT - transcript
[Short description] Hear from students and graduates about the thriving games design community at RMIT University.
Uplifting and quirky electronic music plays throughout.
Duration: 4:21 mins
[Visual] Two young male students walk past Pixel Alley gaming store. People are shown playing games in the store, at home, on mobile phones and other devices.
[Narrator]
Australians love video games. With more than 70 percent of Australians regularly playing video games, the gaming industry is now worth almost 3 billion in Australia alone.
[Screen title] Dr Doug Wilson – RMIT University Games lecturer, Co-owner & Lead game designer at Die Gute Fabrik
[Visual] Dr Doug Wilson talking to the camera.
Doug Wilson: Melbourne is a kind of hub of video games and creative digital industries in Australia and the region game designers and creators come to Melbourne to work in industry from all around the country and all around the world. RMIT offers a wide range of programs in games and interactive media. Whether you're interested in an advanced diploma, bachelor's degree or a master's program.
Our students learn in world-class facilities, learning not only how to make games, but also how to create an immersive world and memorable gaming experience.
[Visual] Melbourne City is shown, then sequence of games designers at work and various students are shown in classes, study and work environment. RMIT facilities are featured.
[Screen title] Nathaniel Bott – Current student, Bachelor of Design (Games)
[Visual] Nathaniel Bott talking to the camera.
Nathaniel Bott: So I grew up in Tasmania and at the end of college I was looking for a way to get into the games industry. Everyone I asked was talking about the community in Melbourne and so I decided to come up here and study at RMIT, because they offer opportunities to explore all the different areas of game design.
[Visual] Nathaniel Bott with classmates at classes, working on assignments.
[Narrator] Even though almost half of Australia's games players are women, games are often perceived as a male-dominated field but the numbers are changing. The Melbourne gaming community and RMIT keeps a strong focus on gender diversity with women making up half our enrolments.
[Visual] Female students are shown at classes, working on assignments, interacting with other students. Females playing games.
[Screen title] Marigold Bartlett ñ Graduate, Bachelor of Design (Games)
[Visual] Marigold Bartlett talking to the camera.
Marigold Bartlett: I'm proud of the gender diversity at RMIT and I think I've seen it actually make changes to the global market and industry. I was practicing as an illustrator but I was drawing mostly using a digital tablet and Photoshop and I went and had a look at RMIT's Art school and it didn't quite look right for me, so I decided to go and have a look at the games lab and everything was perfect. The software was up to date with what I was using, all of the art around the studios was exactly the sort of work that I wanted to be doing and everybody who I was talking to at the Open Day was very friendly and welcoming, so I jumped right in.
[Visual] Marigold Bartlett walking around RMIT campus, interacting with lecturers, working on her assignments.
[Screen title] Grace Bruxner – Current student, Bachelor of Design (Games)
[Visual] Grace Bruxner talking to the camera.
Grace Bruxner: So about seven months ago I started working here at the Geeks. I'm a QA specialist, which is Quality Assurance, making sure that the game is working basically. I look at the builds that we are releasing for our game on Armello make sure that they are all up to speed, they are functioning. I also track any bugs that come through.
[Visual] Grace Bruxner interacting with lecturers, working on her assignments.
[Narrator] A game is never just a game. It's a collaboration, a combination of digital media, animation, computer programming, design and storytelling. These skills you learn studying games and interactive media at RMIT open a world of possibilities beyond and surrounding the games industry. You might not end up at a games production company, you could also join a startup, a boutique design firm or even join the ranks of RMIT graduates, who have become highly successful independent entrepreneurs.
[Visual] Students interacting with lecturers, discussing current projects, working together on assignments.
[Screen title] Terry Burdak – Graduate, Bachelor of Design (Games)
[Visual] Terry Burdak talking to the camera.
Terry Burdak: The RMIT course has really helped me get to where I am today, just through the really eclectic group of people that have come to the games course. So the group came together in the final year again we were all working on a game together but what was really great about that is because we all kind of clicked during uni meant that we had a really great working relationship which we could then continue on outside of that. And since then we've developed a company which is growing slowly and even though that wasn't necessarily what we set out to do it's this really great thing that has been out of the outcomes of the course.
[Visual] Terry Burdak interacting with lecturers, working on his projects, showing some of his work portfolio.
[Screen title] Alex Perrin – Graduate, Bachelor of Design (Games)
[Visual] Alex Perrin talking to the camera.
Alex Perrin: So yeah I started up 2pt. with my friend Joshua Tatangelo a couple years ago. So we actually work on small to medium scale, like really polished digital design projects. We've been fortunate enough to work with the National Gallery of Victoria doing virtual reality work, which is really, really cool. At the moment we're actually working for Mercedes-Benz doing various sort of like small design projects, particularly with augmented reality as well which is really exciting.
I chose RMIT because they seem to have a focus on teaching ideas particularly within the games program. RMIT really worked for me because they really facilitated this idea of just working with your ideas and actually expanding upon those ideas.
[Visual] Alex Perrin interacting with his colleague, working on his projects, showing some of his company's work.
[End credits]
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Career outcomes
Get work ready
With RMIT’s strong industry connections and valuable workplace experience, you’ll be ready to work in the lucrative digital media, animation and games industries.
Previous students have found work placements with animation and media agencies such as LucasArts, Viskatoons and Iloura as a result of industry connections.
RMIT panel inspires other women to follow in their footsteps
“RMIT has a really amazing games design program, and their graduates are creating games which are incredibly innovative... Women have an opportunity to tell their stories and express themselves through new technologies, and the more we see this happening, the better,” says Lisy Kane, co-founder of Girl Geek Academy.
RMIT panel inspires other women to follow in their footsteps
“RMIT has a really amazing games design program, and their graduates are creating games which are incredibly innovative... Women have an opportunity to tell their stories and express themselves through new technologies, and the more we see this happening, the better,” says Lisy Kane, co-founder of Girl Geek Academy.
Industry connections
Connect with high profile organisations
The courses RMIT offers in game design are informed by industry, through regular consultation with our Program Advisory Committees. Students can enjoy national and international acknowledgement, and benefit from RMIT's strong connections with organisations such as the Australian Centre for the Moving Image (ACMI), the Melbourne International Animation Festival, and Film Victoria, as well as numerous festival, seminar and event committees, including Siggraph, MIAF, LIAF, MILIA and Annecy.
Facilities and locations
World-class facilities
You’ll study in creative studios and workshops that encourage artistic and intellectual investigation. Across our games, interactive and digital media programs, you’ll learn from passionate teachers and develop strong technical abilities in design, digital media, art, 2D and 3D design, motion graphics and special effects.
Digital Design Studios
RMIT boasts brand new animation and games design studios with a state-of-the-art Media Precinct home to industry-standard technology.
I chose to study at RMIT as it was the most cross-disciplinary environment and connected student community. Programmers worked in groups alongside designers and artists, in a way that is similar to industry.
– Daniel Kidney, Game design student.
Not sure what study type?
RMIT offers a range of courses including postgraduate, undergraduate, vocational (also known as TAFE), apprenticeships and more.
Browse by level of study
Find your study pathway
Pathways are a smart, time-saving alternative way to reach your degree. Use our tool to explore your study options with RMIT.
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You may also be interested in...
Animation
Be ready for a global career in the ever-changing world of animation.
Design innovation and technology
Explore the future of design practice and how this intersects with technology in a rapidly changing world.
Software engineering
Develop your programming and software design skills, and understand the full potential of large scale and highly efficient products and systems across a range of industries.
Explore more design courses
Return to design
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RMIT University acknowledges the people of the Woi wurrung and Boon wurrung language groups of the eastern Kulin Nation on whose unceded lands we conduct the business of the University. RMIT University respectfully acknowledges their Ancestors and Elders, past and present. RMIT also acknowledges the Traditional Custodians and their Ancestors of the lands and waters across Australia where we conduct our business - Artwork 'Sentient' by Hollie Johnson, Gunaikurnai and Monero Ngarigo.
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Global opportunities
Industry connections
Contact Study@RMIT
About
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Events
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Contact us
Our strategy
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Schools & colleges
Respect for Australian Indigenous cultures
Our locations and facilities
Our heritage
Regenerative Futures
Research
Our research
Impact
Research degrees
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Partnerships
Find researchers
Centres and collaborations
Contact
Partner
Recruit students and graduates
Workforce development
Collaborate with RMIT
Research partnerships
Facilities, equipment and services
Contact Industry Engagement
Giving to RMIT
International
Study in Australia
Apply to RMIT as an international student
Courses for international students
Contact Study@RMIT
Fees and scholarships for international students
International student services
Key dates and intake information for international students
Frequently asked questions
Game design and interactive media
Design interactive worlds using industry-quality technology and the best software, so you can turn your passion into a career.
Design interactive worlds using industry-quality technology and the best software, so you can turn your passion into a career.
Study with us
/
Design
/
Game design and interactive media
See your ideas come to life
Gaming and digital experiences are a booming industry around the world with more than 2.3 billion active gamers contributing $US137.9 billion ($AU191 billion) to the global games market.*
With RMIT's undergraduate and postgraduate programs and short courses, you’ll create characters, environments, and entire worlds as you build on your talents in digital art and design. Develop your conceptual design, storytelling and specialist art skills to produce interactive experiences. Working across disciplines, you’ll connect with students from different programs who will one day be part of your industry network.
*bit.ly/global-games-market
Choose a game design course
You're viewing program information for
local students.
RMIT considers you a local student if you are:
a citizen or permanent resident of Australia, or
a New Zealand citizen, or
a person seeking asylum who holds either a temporary protection or humanitarian visa, or a bridging visa that is linked to a humanitarian, protection, or refugee application.
If you are unsure or hold a different visa type, please
contact us
for more information.
Not a local student?
You're viewing program information for
international students.
RMIT considers you an international student if you are:
intending to study on a student visa, or
not a citizen or permanent resident of Australia, or
not a New Zealand citizen, or
a person seeking asylum who holds either a Temporary protection or humanitarian visa, or a bridging visa that is linked to a humanitarian, protection, or refugee application.
If you are unsure or hold a different visa type, please
contact us
for more information. Welcome to Australia.
Not an international student?
Local students
Local Student study refers to the range of courses available to students who have completed undergraduate studies
Local Student study refers to the range of courses available to students who have completed undergraduate studies
International students
International Student study refers to the range of courses available to students who have completed undergraduate studies
International Student study refers to the range of courses available to students who have completed undergraduate studies
Filter
Program
Why study game design at RMIT?
Ranked #1 in Australia for Animation
Work with industry leaders and renowned organisations
Gain strong technical skills in our dedicated digital design labs
*Source: 2020 Animation Career Review
Game design at RMIT
Hear from real students about learning to build immersive worlds and create memorable gaming experiences for different audiences and platforms at RMIT.
Game design at RMIT
Hear from students and graduates about the thriving game design community at RMIT University.
[Title] Game Design at RMIT - transcript
[Short description] Hear from students and graduates about the thriving games design community at RMIT University.
Uplifting and quirky electronic music plays throughout.
Duration: 4:21 mins
[Visual] Two young male students walk past Pixel Alley gaming store. People are shown playing games in the store, at home, on mobile phones and other devices.
[Narrator]
Australians love video games. With more than 70 percent of Australians regularly playing video games, the gaming industry is now worth almost 3 billion in Australia alone.
[Screen title] Dr Doug Wilson – RMIT University Games lecturer, Co-owner & Lead game designer at Die Gute Fabrik
[Visual] Dr Doug Wilson talking to the camera.
Doug Wilson: Melbourne is a kind of hub of video games and creative digital industries in Australia and the region game designers and creators come to Melbourne to work in industry from all around the country and all around the world. RMIT offers a wide range of programs in games and interactive media. Whether you're interested in an advanced diploma, bachelor's degree or a master's program.
Our students learn in world-class facilities, learning not only how to make games, but also how to create an immersive world and memorable gaming experience.
[Visual] Melbourne City is shown, then sequence of games designers at work and various students are shown in classes, study and work environment. RMIT facilities are featured.
[Screen title] Nathaniel Bott – Current student, Bachelor of Design (Games)
[Visual] Nathaniel Bott talking to the camera.
Nathaniel Bott: So I grew up in Tasmania and at the end of college I was looking for a way to get into the games industry. Everyone I asked was talking about the community in Melbourne and so I decided to come up here and study at RMIT, because they offer opportunities to explore all the different areas of game design.
[Visual] Nathaniel Bott with classmates at classes, working on assignments.
[Narrator] Even though almost half of Australia's games players are women, games are often perceived as a male-dominated field but the numbers are changing. The Melbourne gaming community and RMIT keeps a strong focus on gender diversity with women making up half our enrolments.
[Visual] Female students are shown at classes, working on assignments, interacting with other students. Females playing games.
[Screen title] Marigold Bartlett ñ Graduate, Bachelor of Design (Games)
[Visual] Marigold Bartlett talking to the camera.
Marigold Bartlett: I'm proud of the gender diversity at RMIT and I think I've seen it actually make changes to the global market and industry. I was practicing as an illustrator but I was drawing mostly using a digital tablet and Photoshop and I went and had a look at RMIT's Art school and it didn't quite look right for me, so I decided to go and have a look at the games lab and everything was perfect. The software was up to date with what I was using, all of the art around the studios was exactly the sort of work that I wanted to be doing and everybody who I was talking to at the Open Day was very friendly and welcoming, so I jumped right in.
[Visual] Marigold Bartlett walking around RMIT campus, interacting with lecturers, working on her assignments.
[Screen title] Grace Bruxner – Current student, Bachelor of Design (Games)
[Visual] Grace Bruxner talking to the camera.
Grace Bruxner: So about seven months ago I started working here at the Geeks. I'm a QA specialist, which is Quality Assurance, making sure that the game is working basically. I look at the builds that we are releasing for our game on Armello make sure that they are all up to speed, they are functioning. I also track any bugs that come through.
[Visual] Grace Bruxner interacting with lecturers, working on her assignments.
[Narrator] A game is never just a game. It's a collaboration, a combination of digital media, animation, computer programming, design and storytelling. These skills you learn studying games and interactive media at RMIT open a world of possibilities beyond and surrounding the games industry. You might not end up at a games production company, you could also join a startup, a boutique design firm or even join the ranks of RMIT graduates, who have become highly successful independent entrepreneurs.
[Visual] Students interacting with lecturers, discussing current projects, working together on assignments.
[Screen title] Terry Burdak – Graduate, Bachelor of Design (Games)
[Visual] Terry Burdak talking to the camera.
Terry Burdak: The RMIT course has really helped me get to where I am today, just through the really eclectic group of people that have come to the games course. So the group came together in the final year again we were all working on a game together but what was really great about that is because we all kind of clicked during uni meant that we had a really great working relationship which we could then continue on outside of that. And since then we've developed a company which is growing slowly and even though that wasn't necessarily what we set out to do it's this really great thing that has been out of the outcomes of the course.
[Visual] Terry Burdak interacting with lecturers, working on his projects, showing some of his work portfolio.
[Screen title] Alex Perrin – Graduate, Bachelor of Design (Games)
[Visual] Alex Perrin talking to the camera.
Alex Perrin: So yeah I started up 2pt. with my friend Joshua Tatangelo a couple years ago. So we actually work on small to medium scale, like really polished digital design projects. We've been fortunate enough to work with the National Gallery of Victoria doing virtual reality work, which is really, really cool. At the moment we're actually working for Mercedes-Benz doing various sort of like small design projects, particularly with augmented reality as well which is really exciting.
I chose RMIT because they seem to have a focus on teaching ideas particularly within the games program. RMIT really worked for me because they really facilitated this idea of just working with your ideas and actually expanding upon those ideas.
[Visual] Alex Perrin interacting with his colleague, working on his projects, showing some of his company's work.
[End credits]
RMIT University logo
Career outcomes
Get work ready
With RMIT’s strong industry connections and valuable workplace experience, you’ll be ready to work in the lucrative digital media, animation and games industries.
Previous students have found work placements with animation and media agencies such as LucasArts, Viskatoons and Iloura as a result of industry connections.
RMIT panel inspires other women to follow in their footsteps
“RMIT has a really amazing games design program, and their graduates are creating games which are incredibly innovative... Women have an opportunity to tell their stories and express themselves through new technologies, and the more we see this happening, the better,” says Lisy Kane, co-founder of Girl Geek Academy.
RMIT panel inspires other women to follow in their footsteps
“RMIT has a really amazing games design program, and their graduates are creating games which are incredibly innovative... Women have an opportunity to tell their stories and express themselves through new technologies, and the more we see this happening, the better,” says Lisy Kane, co-founder of Girl Geek Academy.
Industry connections
Connect with high profile organisations
The courses RMIT offers in game design are informed by industry, through regular consultation with our Program Advisory Committees. Students can enjoy national and international acknowledgement, and benefit from RMIT's strong connections with organisations such as the Australian Centre for the Moving Image (ACMI), the Melbourne International Animation Festival, and Film Victoria, as well as numerous festival, seminar and event committees, including Siggraph, MIAF, LIAF, MILIA and Annecy.
Facilities and locations
World-class facilities
You’ll study in creative studios and workshops that encourage artistic and intellectual investigation. Across our games, interactive and digital media programs, you’ll learn from passionate teachers and develop strong technical abilities in design, digital media, art, 2D and 3D design, motion graphics and special effects.
Digital Design Studios
RMIT boasts brand new animation and games design studios with a state-of-the-art Media Precinct home to industry-standard technology.
I chose to study at RMIT as it was the most cross-disciplinary environment and connected student community. Programmers worked in groups alongside designers and artists, in a way that is similar to industry.
– Daniel Kidney, Game design student.
Not sure what study type?
RMIT offers a range of courses including postgraduate, undergraduate, vocational (also known as TAFE), apprenticeships and more.
Browse by level of study
Find your study pathway
Pathways are a smart, time-saving alternative way to reach your degree. Use our tool to explore your study options with RMIT.
Find your pathway
You may also be interested in...
Animation
Be ready for a global career in the ever-changing world of animation.
Design innovation and technology
Explore the future of design practice and how this intersects with technology in a rapidly changing world.
Software engineering
Develop your programming and software design skills, and understand the full potential of large scale and highly efficient products and systems across a range of industries.
Explore more design courses
Return to design
Acknowledgement of Country
RMIT University acknowledges the people of the Woi wurrung and Boon wurrung language groups of the eastern Kulin Nation on whose unceded lands we conduct the business of the University. RMIT University respectfully acknowledges their Ancestors and Elders, past and present. RMIT also acknowledges the Traditional Custodians and their Ancestors of the lands and waters across Australia where we conduct our business - Artwork 'Sentient' by Hollie Johnson, Gunaikurnai and Monero Ngarigo.
Learn more about our commitment to Indigenous cultures
News
Events
Library
Maps
Careers
Contacts
Study with Us
Levels of study
Online courses and degrees
Single courses
Applying to RMIT
International students
Parents
Careers advisers
Life at RMIT
Study experience
Student life
Support for students
Global opportunities
Industry connections
Research
Our research
Centres and collaborations
Partnerships
Research degrees
Find researchers
Research contacts
Partner
Workforce development
Staff development and training
Research partnerships
Facilities and equipment services
Giving
About
Our strategy
Governance and management
Values
Sustainability
Schools and colleges
Our locations and facilities
Copyright © 2026 RMIT University
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Terms
|
Privacy
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Accessibility
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Website feedback
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Complaints
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ABN 49 781 030 034
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CRICOS provider number: 00122A
|
TEQSA provider number: PRV12145
|
RTO Code: 3046
|
Open Universities Australia
|
RMIT Training Pty Ltd, trading as RMIT University Pathways (RMIT UP), CRICOS Provider Code: 01912G