Master's of Game Design

The Master's of Game Design at Mokwon University gives students advanced skills for creative and technical careers in digital entertainment. The program has expanded with the rapid growth of the global game industry and continues to update its curriculum with new technology and design methods. Students study game production from planning to final release, using professional software and modern development tools.

Research projects, team assignments, and portfolio development help students gain practical experience before graduation. Faculty members support academic research, creative work, and industry cooperation through workshops, exhibitions, and project presentations. International students study in a multicultural environment and gain experience working with classmates from different countries.

Graduates are ready for careers in game studios, software companies, animation production, virtual reality, digital media, education, and research. Many students continue to doctoral study or join international companies. The program supports creative thinking, technical skills, and professional growth that match the needs of the global gaming and digital content industry.

Applicants should hold a recognized bachelor's degree in Game Design, Computer Science, Digital Media, Animation, Software Engineering, Graphic Design, Multimedia, or a related field. Students from other academic backgrounds may be considered after academic review.

Scholarships are available for international students based on academic performance, language ability, and university policies. Tuition discounts may continue after admission if students maintain good academic results.

The application process usually includes:

• Online application
• Academic transcripts and degree certificates
• Passport copy
• Study plan
• Recommendation letters
• English or Korean language test score, if required
• Portfolio for applicants with design-related backgrounds
• Financial documents for visa processing

International students may work part-time after receiving approval under South Korean student visa rules. During study periods, students can usually work up to 20 hours per week. Full-time work is generally allowed during official university holidays, subject to visa conditions.