6032 & 6432 Game – Development Online Application

Does the idea of doing regular game jams sound fun to you? We believe that games are an amazing art form with endless possibilities and we want to empower students in the 6032 (online) & 6432 Game – Development programs to push the boundaries of what games can be. We are looking for candidates who have a burning passion for this amazing, interactive art form, not just as game players, but game makers.

The focus of the Game – Development programs is the production of games, so the courses are designed for you to actively participate in a game development pipeline. We expose you to various industry positions, including art, code, design, audio, and production management. The programs will provide you with the knowledge required and multiple opportunities to apply that knowledge toward the creation of games.

Your Name (required)
Your Student Number (required) - This can be found on the letter you received from Centennial College.
Your OCAS Number (optional)
Your Telephone Number (optional)
Your Email (required)
You will be evaluated on the thoughtfulness of your answers. They will help us determine if the program is an appropriate fit for your academic and professional goals. In addition to your love of playing games, we are looking for your current understanding of a game and what it means to create a game. Please be detailed in your answers. We value creativity just as much as technical skills, so show us your imagination!

Declaration of materials
I declare that the work (any media and written portions) submitted for this application are authored by me and not by anyone else.

What is your favourite game and why? (required)

What improvements would you make to your favourite game to make it better? (required)

What is your motivation to apply for the Game - Development program? What do you hope to learn from this program? (required)

Which game industry development position are you most interested in pursuing, and why? (required)

Please include up to four links to any additional supporting documentation that you have created – such as portfolio material, demonstration of art, design and story, audio and music, code or development – that you think we should consider when reviewing your application. If you are including code or a working digital game in your sample, please submit a link to a video of the working asset rather than an executable file.

Link #1 (optional)
Link #2 (optional)
Link #3 (optional)
Link #4 - (optional)

Thank you for your application. We look forward to reviewing your work.

If you have any questions, please contact Program Coordinator Brian Sinasac.