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Games Careers Week 2024: Exploring Pathways Into The Creative Industries
Organised by The National Videogame Museum (NVM), Games Careers Week (24th – 30th June 2024) brings together a range of […]
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Games Careers Week is Back – 24th-30th June 2024
After last year’s success, we’re excited to announce Games Careers Week is back again for 2024, taking place between the 24th-30th June.
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400 Students to Attend Games Careers Fair for Free
The National Videogame Museum is hosting a Games Careers Fair on the 22nd and 23rd June inviting 400 students to attend for free.
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Sheffield Hallam University Celebrates Success
Sheffield Hallam University celebrates continued success for it’s game students and it’s a pleasure to have them as a co-sponsor for GCW 2023.
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Games Careers Week Returns for it’s Third Year – 19th – 25th June
Games Careers Week returns for its third year to celebrate diverse pathways into a career ingames for young people of […]
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Games Careers Week returns in June 2022 – Sign Up for Town Hall Meeting!
The teams at The BGI, Into Games and Grads in Games are proud to announce that the second annual Games […]
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Explore games careers at Into Games’ Parents’ night
On the 15th of December, Into Games are running a free 1-hour online Parent’s Night – an evening of learning for […]
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PRIMARY SCHOOLS – Sign up to Digital Schoolhouse’s Junior Tournament for 8-11 yr olds
The Digital Schoolhouse Junior Tournament is an immersive careers experience for pupils aged 8 to 11 years. With project-based learning […]
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Watch ScreenSkills’ games careers event in Leamington Spa
what it’s like to work in games, how young developers got started, the many different pathways into games careers and what recruiters are looking for.
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Some of the UK’s biggest games studios join GI Academy’s free student event Oct 27-29
3 days of virtual roundtables, keynotes and 121 discussions featuring UK studios are available to students wanting to find out […]
Games Careers Week is a free non-profit event organised by the National Videogame Museum. Made possible with supporter sponsor Boneloaf, and our proud partners: Grads In Games, NextGen Skills Academy, Women In Games and The Sheffield College.
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About the National Videogame Museum
The NVM, explores the history and cultural importance of videogames as well as providing award winning educational programmes. The NVM is governed by the BGI. Registered charity number 1183530.
