Game & Creative Strategy

MSc overview
MSc Game & Creative Strategy jobs
Entry requirements
Course overview
Skills developed
Industry placements
How you are assessed ?
What qualification will I get ?

Program taught in English

Gain expert knowledge of the strategic development of an innovative product

Project-based learning, using real cases from the Creative School

Develop your network in the games industry

Teaching staff are experts in the video games industry

Industry experience available to all students through placements in the video games industry

Data Project Manager,

User Acquisition Manager,

Operations Manager,

Product Owner,

Business Owner,

Brand Manager,

Product Manager (including Live Ops),

Project Manager,

Line Producer,

Creative Manager,

Product Manager,

Publishing Manager,

Marketing Director

MSc Game & Creative Strategy application process:

Bachelor’s degree or equivalent

Apply on my.isart.com: CV and cover letter in English, proof of a level B2 in English (TOEIC, TOEFL, IELTS or equivalent)

Participate in a 45-minute interview in English

Strategic management of an innovative product:

Create and implement a business plan

Build an effective organization to launch and maintain a product

Introduction to change management

Fundamentals of the digital economy

Manage a multidisciplinary international team

Innovative product marketing strategy

Innovative product project management

Innovative product sales development

Manage the promotional strategy for a game studio or publisher

Make creative and commercial decisions based on data from ISART CREATIVE games

Understanding of all facets of the games industry pipeline from production to publishing

A compulsory 4-month placement in 1st year.

Suggested roles: Assistant Data Project Manager, Assistant Product Owner, Associate Brand Manager, Associate Marketing Manager, Junior Sales Manager, Junior Business Development Manager

A compulsory 6-month placement in 2nd year.

Suggested roles: Data Project Manager, User Acquisition Manager, Operations Manager, Product Owner, Business Owner, Brand Manager, Product Manager (including Live Ops), Project Manager, Line Producer, Creative Manager

Course work
Group work
Project work
Examinations
Professional placement report

The weighting of these components varies according to the module. Course work is typically between 2,500 and 6,000 words in length, and exams are usually held at the end of the module in January and May/June

The RNCP Level 7 title "Creative Strategy Manager" is delivered at the end of the studies, based on the results obtained.

This Master's Degree validates the acquisition of business skills (hard skills), social skills (soft skills) and professional integration.