Why study design and technology at Becker?
Becker College is a powerhouse in technology, giving you access to one of the top Game Design educations in the country, according to the Princeton Review. You can choose to major in our programs with minors in complementary departments that give you an expansive and flexible skill set. For example, if you want to start your own company, you can major in Applied Computer Science and add minors in Game Design and Business.
The Interactive Media Design program offers four concentrations in the areas of Game Arts, Game Design, Game Development and Programming, and Game Production and Management. As well as the Graphic Design program.
The Business program offers six concentrations in the areas of Administration, Computer Information Systems, Data Science, Management, Marketing, and Sport Management.
The Applied Computer Science program offers several specializations which include Game Programming, Information Security, and Data Science.
The curriculum will prepare you to flourish in a rapidly changing world with a strong entrepreneurial outlook and the ability to continuously rebrand yourself as your job and career path change in the future. At Becker College, you will prepare for a lifetime of opportunity without limits.
The School of Design & Technology at Becker College offers undergraduate majors and minors in Applied Computer Science, Business, Integrated Graphic Design, Esports Management, Interactive Media Design, Social Innovation and Entrepreneurship, Sport Management, and Math. You gain the opportunity to hone the practical skills to enter these high-growth fields, enriched with the ability to continue to adapt and maintain a successful career in a rapidly changing industry. Our game design program is ranked #4 in the world by the Princeton Review.
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Published on: February 5, 2019
Two Becker College students won the top prize and three students won honorable mention at this year’s ArtsWorcester College Show., which highlights top student talent from the region.
Published on: January 9, 2019
Becker College Prof. Keo Heng and alumnus David Neer presented at this year’s ED Games Expo, which was held recently in Washington D.C. Heng, Neer, and Dr. Peter Solomon, of The Beamer LLC, showcased their educational physics video game. The game is part of the “Stardust Mystery” series of learning games and Becker faculty and students are building some of the components.
Published on: November 2, 2018
Becker College is pleased to announce that it has been awarded a Collaborative Workspace Program grant from MassDevelopment. The grant will to be used by the Massachusetts Digital Games Institute (MassDiGI) New Ventures Center at Becker to create the first-ever esports lab of its kind in central Massachusetts.
