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Diploma of Game Development

Learn the Skills to Become a Qualified Game Designer, Game Programmer or Level Designer

Dreaming of crafting the next blockbuster game like Assassin's Creed or Shadow of the Tomb Raider? Do you wonder if you have what it takes to become a game designer or programmer but are unsure where to start? The…

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Home›Game Development Courses›Diploma of Game Development
Diploma of Game Development

Learn the Skills to Become a Qualified Game Designer, Game Programmer or Level Designer

Dreaming of crafting the next blockbuster game like Assassin's Creed or Shadow of the Tomb Raider? Do you wonder if you have what it takes to become a game designer or programmer but are unsure where to start? The…

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40 Wks
Duration
Online
Delivery
6
Units
Flexible
Start Date
Why Study This

Practical, Job-Relevant Skills You Can Build.

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Skills You'll Build

Practical, job-relevant skills for these roles. As a professional development course, it builds capability in this field rather than guaranteeing a specific role or salary.

Game Designer (Average Pay: $75,200 /yr)*Area these skills support
Game Programmer (Average Pay: $79,628 /yr)*Area these skills support
Level Designer (Average Pay: $86,400 /yr)*Area these skills support
Al Game Programmer (Average Pay: $116,000 /yr)*Area these skills support
Gameplay Engineer (Average Pay: $79,200 /yr)*Area these skills support

Possible career directions only; no specific job, salary or outcome is guaranteed. Where you go depends on your experience, the employer and your location.

What You’ll Learn

6 Units

SUBJECTS Creative Concepts & Principles · 2 units
  • Topic 1Film & Game Principles, Concepts & Innovations: Learning from History (CCP101)
  • Topic 2Art & Design Concepts & Principles (CCP102)
Industry Concepts, Processes & Capabilities · 2 units
  • Topic 1Industry Overview: Pipeline and Production Processes (ICP101)
  • Topic 2Game Design Foundations (TCPGD101)
Game Design Specialisation · 2 units
  • Topic 1Communicate! Mode, Purpose & Context (ICP102)
  • Topic 2Designing & Implementing Game Systems (TCPGD102)
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This qualification can prepare you for a range of roles in this industry. Entry requirements vary by employer, and some positions may require additional qualifications or supervised experience. Enquire for full details about career pathways.
This course is designed to be completed in approximately 40 weeks. Study timeframes may vary depending on your pace and prior experience.
Yes. This course is available online. You can study from anywhere in Australia.
Yes. This is a nationally recognised qualification on the Australian Qualifications Framework (AQF), delivered by a registered training organisation.
Pricing varies depending on payment method and any available discounts. Enquire for current pricing and payment options.
Entry requirements vary by provider. Common requirements include being at least 18 years of age and an Australian citizen or permanent resident. Enquire for the full entry requirements for this course.
About This Course

Diploma of Game Development

Unlock Your Dream Career in Game Development with Guidance from Assassin's Creed and Tomb Raider Veterans

Dreaming of crafting the next blockbuster game like Assassin's Creed or Shadow of the Tomb Raider? Do you wonder if you have what it takes to become a game designer or programmer but are unsure where to start? The CRS1401512 Diploma of Game Development bridges your passion with professional expertise, offering hands-on experience guided by industry veterans like Firas Hosin and Heath Smith. This course is tailored for individuals like you who are eager to dive into game design or game development, enriching skills with the wisdom of those who've shaped today's gaming landscape.

Dive into six meticulously designed subjects that make up this diploma course, each one crafted to provide you with a comprehensive understanding of game development. Start with ‘Film & Game Principles’ to grasp the historical innovations that have influenced modern gaming. ‘Art & Design Concepts & Principles’ will refine your artistic vision, while ‘Industry Overview’ gives you a backstage pass to game production. ‘Game Design Foundations’ and ‘Designing & Implementing Game Systems’ are the core of your journey, empowering you to conceptualise and execute compelling game designs. ‘Communicate! Mode, Purpose & Context’ rounds off your learning, ensuring you can share your ideas effectively.

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Last updated: July 2026