Attached Link: http://www.etc.cmu.edu/about/similar_programs.htm

Here's a list of ALL of 'em including Concordia.

The requirements differ from school to school; Carnegie Malon University, for instance, requires a degree, but your portfolio is what they take into consideration. If you're a programmer with no design capabilities or visa versa, they might accept you based on your individuality or creativity. Each school as it's own prerequisites, so look around at the different campuses and see what you want.

(Carnegie Malon's entertainment technology center has a huge vertual reality thing... I was reading about that)