Game Design Bachelor's Degrees in Connecticut

Listings in Connecticut show where the institution (or its administering campus) is located.

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Game design and game development degrees first, then related fields (programming, art, interactive media, game studies); alphabetical by school within each group. Not a ranking. What we list

Quinnipiac University

Game Design and Development

Bachelor'sBAFirst-year entry

Bachelor of Arts in Game Design and Development

Game Design · Game Development

Hamden, CT

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Regular campus attendance

Portfolio policy not published

Duration not verified · 120 credits

Tuition: $56,430 per academic year · All students — Undergraduate, full-time (12-16 credits per semester), first-year student · 2026-2027

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