Training Video Games
Develop your artistic and technical skills with a comprehensive 4-year course, combining theoretical and practical learning to make you an expert in video game design and production.
Develop your artistic and technical skills with a comprehensive 4-year course, combining theoretical and practical learning to make you an expert in video game design and production.
Bordeaux, Montpellier, Nantes, Rennes, Toulouse
4 years of training
The course is validated by the RNCP38806 – Concepteur de jeux vidéo – Game designer level 6 qualification, registered in the Répertoire National des Certifications Professionnelles on 27/03/2024.
1 to 2 internships
100% face-to-face
Join the Video Game Professional Cycle to learn about the entire AAA video game production chain and specialise in the artistic (Game Art) or technical (Gameplay Programming) professions.
Our teaching method gradually builds on what you’ve learned and puts it to the test in ambitious projects that push back the boundaries of your artistic identity and make it unique.
You will design an entire final-year video game, in the same conditions as a real development studio.
100% Success rate (2023)
81% Overall job entry rate at 6 months (2022)
82% Rate of entry into the target occupation after 2 years (2021)
A 4-year course, validated by a Level 6 RNCP qualification (equivalent to Bac+3/4)
Acquire versatility and expertise across the entire production pipeline:
Title RNCP38806 – Video Game Designer – Game Designer, Level 6, registered in the National Directory of Professional Certifications, by decision of the Director General of France Compétences on March 27, 2024.
Certifiers: ETPA-Ecoles Créatives, Ecoles Créatives Montpellier, Ecoles Créatives Rennes.
Professional certification is obtained by validating skill blocks 1 to 4 + 1 optional block 5 or 6:
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Certification is also available through VAE (validation of acquired experience).
Teaching and assessment methods can be adapted if necessary to compensate for disability, in accordance with the RNCP (National Register of Professional Certifications) standards.
Because art is a serious discipline, ESMA requires its students to be fully committed from the moment they are recruited and throughout their course.
Entry assessments and a rigorous study of applications are required to join the school.