After looking at various Programing job offers, I saw that the requirements for a Junior Position require at least a Bachelor in Informatics, Mathematics, and the like. I personally have diplomas in Psychology, International Relations, Science of Education, and I just started learning programing, 3d graphics and animation for game design once I finished these studies, mostly because I feel drawn to this field.

Am I doomed to never find a job in game design companies?

Am I doomed to never find a job in game design companies?

Game design is generally considered a different area of the field from game programming; which is it you're interesting in?

Finding a job as a programmer without a degree in a field generally considered directly related might be slightly harder, primarily because you're likely to be relatively less-familiar with programming if you've only started studying it post-degree than somebody who was using it during their degree, and due to a slightly increased chance of failing a resume filter for not having the "right" degree.

You can overcome these downsides with a strong portfolio that demonstrates you do have programming ability, at which point your non-traditional degree may become an asset (suggesting a more well-rounded potential employee).

So no, it's not impossible at all.

You can overcome these downsides with a strong portfolio that demonstrates you do have programming ability, at which point your non-traditional degree may become an asset (suggesting a more well-rounded potential employee).

So no, it's not impossible at all.

So you say that my non traditional education could be an advantage eventually? That gives me hope, thank you :)

Moving to the job section. Your question is answered in depth in that section's FAQ links. Read 'em all.

Thank you, Tom Sloper, I will stop horriblizing in this case :)