Be a part of the next generation of Australian games makers and media designers with our games and interactive design courses. Develop the skills you need to work across a variety of roles behind the scenes in design, illustration, development, software engineering, animator, and management.
Our facilities and equipment are state-of-the-art. Our opti-track motion capture system, Leap Motion and Oculus Rift Virtual Reality systems, dedicated Alienware lab, and more mean you will be working with the most up-to-date tech on the market.
TAFE Queensland offers a range of courses in games and interactive design at a diploma and bachelor level. Whether you want to be a games designer, concept artist, 3D modeller, multimedia designer or more, we have a course that's right for you.
- 3D modeller
- Animator
- Concept artist
- Games designer
- Interactive media developer
- Multimedia designer
- Simulation developer/designer
- Software engineer
- Studio production manager
- Web designer and illustrator
If you're thinking of studying a diploma, certificate IV, or certificate III course you may be eligible for funding through the TAFE Priority Training Program (TPTP). Eligibility criteria applies.
The games and innovation research lab at our South Bank campus features the best of modern gaming tech. It features equipment including an opti-track motion capture system, Leap Motion and Oculus Rift Virtual Reality systems, dedicated Alienware lab, and more.
News and events
Ahead of the game
While fate may have played a hand in starting Cade Franklin's career in games design, it's taken a lot more than good luck to get him to where he is today.
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TAFE Queensland wins big at the 2018 Queensland Training Awards
The red carpet was rolled out to the Vocational Education and Training sector, students and industry for the 57th Queensland Training Awards (QTA), with TAFE Queensland’s staff and students taking home the lions-share of awards.
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From gamer to games designer
Ben Marrinan is making a name for himself in the games industry. The boy who used to play video games after school is now a successful games designer, creating games for the next generation to enjoy.
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