u/Lumpy-Cupcake-9316

I'm finishing my Bachelor's in Architecture and have become really interested in level design. I also want to do a master's abroad and hopefully build a career outside my country.

I'm wondering:

• Is level design still a good career to get into?
• What master's would you recommend for someone with an architecture background?
• I know I need to improve my software skills and build a strong portfolio, but is there anything else I should be focusing on to improve my chances of getting into the industry?

I'd really appreciate any advice from people working in the industry. Thanks!

Architecture student here, graduating soon and thinking of switching into the gaming industry.

I'm looking into master's programs abroad and was wondering:

1. Which countries have the best gaming industry/job market?

2. What master's degree would you recommend for someone coming from architecture?

3. I'm currently interested in level design, environment design, and world-building. Does architecture translate well into these fields?

4. Is there good long-term career scope in gaming, or is the industry becoming too unstable/competitive?

Any advice from people working in the industry or who made a similar transition would be appreciated!

Architecture student here, graduating soon and thinking of switching into the gaming industry.

I'm looking into master's programs abroad and was wondering:

1. Which countries have the best gaming industry/job market?

2. What master's degree would you recommend for someone coming from architecture?

3. I'm currently interested in level design, environment design, and world-building. Does architecture translate well into these fields?

4. Is there good long-term career scope in gaming, or is the industry becoming too unstable/competitive?

Any advice from people working in the industry or who made a similar transition would be appreciated!