The National High School Game Academy (NHSGA) is a selective six-week summer program hosted by Carnegie Mellon University that teaches high school students video game development using the same industry practices and methodologies from CMU's graduate Entertainment Technology program. Students spend the first two weeks in intensive coursework covering 2D and 3D art, software development, music composition, game design, and programming before spending the remaining four weeks building original games in multidisciplinary teams. The program offers a rare opportunity to develop real, portfolio-worthy projects under the guidance of one of the most respected game development programs in the world. For students passionate about game design, programming, or interactive media, NHSGA is one of the most rigorous and rewarding summer programs available.
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