Game design isn’t just for gamers; it’s for storytellers, coders, creatives, and critical thinkers ready to shape the future. At its core, it blends creativity, technology, and problem-solving into a powerful toolkit for innovation.

Boston City Campus has once again affirmed its place on the global stage, earning international recognition for academic excellence and innovation in quality assurance.

As October rolls in, students everywhere start to feel the weight of the academic year. It’s that tricky “nearly there” phase where motivation starts to wane, but the finish line—exams and December holidays—still seems far off.

Boston City Campus is a long time established, local and globally accredited Higher Education Institution, offering quality degrees that are industry relevant, and increasing work place opportunities for graduates.

Founded in 1991, Boston City Campus created a collaborative learning environment. Students achieved remarkable results, which prompted the rapid expansion of Boston City Campus beyond expectations. 

As the year progresses, many of us find ourselves hitting a bit of a mid-year slump. The excitement of the new year is long gone! The motivation that fuelled our January resolutions with it. But the good news is that it’s not too late to turn things around, especially when it comes to furthering your education.

Boston City Campus is delighted to announce that it has been approved as a member institution of the Association of African Universities (AAU). This marks a significant milestone as Boston City Campus becomes the first Department of Higher Education and Training (DHET) registered private higher education institution from South Africa to join the AAU.

Education, when effectively implemented, can transform lives, providing individuals with the tools they need to overcome socio-economic barriers and achieve their full potential.- Ari Katz, CEO, Boston City Campus

As we pass the halfway mark of 2024, it's a good time to stop and reflect on the goals you set on 1 January 2024 – yes, at the height of our enthusiasm for the year! Are you on track to achieve them, or is it time for a reassessment?

For decades tertiary learning has been all about a large lecture hall of students being taught in a standardised way, and having to make do as best they can. Dr Cobus Oosthuzen explains that Boston City Campus recognises that learning is a highly personal journey so they use a multimodal teaching style. This personalises education for their students and allows for the differing ways in which students learn so that they can achieve their best results.