Wright Hall
Wright Hall anchors the north side of campus and is only a minute’s walk from the CMACD Building.
A two-week immersive pre-college game development program, with overnights in a Clark University student residence hall.
Held in the brand new, state-of-the-art Center for Media Arts, Computing, and Design on the Clark University campus, the Becker School of Design and Technology’s Summer Game Studio is your gateway to the gaming world. This hands-on experience will teach you every aspect of game design and development – concept art, coding, animation, motion capture, sound design, playtesting, and beyond – all guided by world-class faculty and industry experts.
In the Summer Game Studio, you’ll make your own original game from scratch – to play, flex your design skills, or even share with professional developers. You’ll get the chance to learn and interact with game designers from companies like Demiurge, Riot, Squee Play, WB Games, and Epic Games. Whether you’re just thinking about college or already eyeing a career in game design, this is the right way to kickstart your journey.
Game Studio: July 6 – 19
Geared towards any high school student or recent grad who wants to build on their experience and appreciation as a gamer to become a game-maker.
Game Studio, Next Level: July 20 – August 2
Designed for motivated students who have completed our Game Studio or those with foundational game design knowledge who want to take their skills to the next level.
Cost: $4,999 – inclusive of programming, accommodations, and meals
The Clark University Summer Game Studio 2025 is perfect for high school students and recent high school graduates who:
No need for prior game design experience – just bring your passion and creative energy.
Wright Hall
Wright Hall anchors the north side of campus and is only a minute’s walk from the CMACD Building.
The Bistro
You will have the opportunity to eat at The Bistro, featuring four dining platforms and a spacious, relaxing atmosphere.
Learn from industry professionals
All classes will be taught by our full-time faculty members – the same faculty who make our game design program #3 in the world.
Program Director – Donald Desrochers