Bachelor
Complementary subject Play and Games Studies

Short info on the supplementary subject

Restricted admissionStandard period of studyStart of studies
no6 semesters
12 semesters (part-time)
Winter semester

Authorisation procedure

The degree program is admission-free, you can enroll directly without an application.

The supplementary subject can only be selected in conjunction with a core subject in study model B and D of the Faculty of Arts and Humanities!

Enrolment deadline

29.07.2024 – 30.08.2024
Extension until 11.10.2024

completion

Bachelor of Arts

Further information about the degree programme

Language of instruction

German

The supplementary subject

In the supplementary subject Play and Games Studies you will get to know the history, aesthetics and theories of the game(s) close to the material. We analyze analog and digital games in seminars. We investigate how games create their own (sub-)cultures and which functions play(s) fulfils in our society. This applies to very different areas: Play as an entertainment medium, as a means of learning, as an economic factor and many more.
Through initiatives such as the student games initiative USK57, you have the opportunity to engage in games and games during your studies.

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5 Reasons to Play and Games in Siegen

✓ Learn playfully

✓ Interlocking theory and practice

✓ History, aesthetics and theories of the game(s)

✓ Develop your own games

✓ Practice in the student games initiative USK57

Career prospects

The supplementary subject Play and Games Studies enables you to analyze everything that has to do with games and to move safely in the corresponding economic, educational, cultural fields. This allows you to work, for example, in the games industry, in game journalism, in youth work or adult education, at cultural institutions or in academia (with a master's degree).

Study structure

In the subject bachelor's degree program of the Faculty of Arts and Humanities, you can combine different subjects in a variety of ways:

compartments1-subject course of studyStudyable as
Advanced core subject
Core subjectComplementary subject
Christian Theologies from an Ecumenical Perspective
Digital Media and Technologies (1)
European business communication
Film studies (1)
history
History of Art (Faculty II)
Literature, culture, media
Media Management (Faculty III) (2)
Media studies
philosophy
Play and Games Studies (1)
sociology
Social Sciences in Europe
Language and communication
Economics (Faculty III)
1: Only one of the media science supplementary subjects (1) in study model D can be selected.
2: Media management can only be studied in combination with media studies as a (extended) core subject.


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