• A Bachelor of Software Engineering (Game Programming) teaches the coding and crafting skills required to create commercially viable games. It covers topics such as C++, OpenGL, AI and Networking Programming, providing the knowledge required to work with Unity and Unreal, the two main engines for game development.
  • Students will also get exclusive access to the full PlayStation software and development hardware applications used in game development.
  • This course blends current theory, research and practice with the advanced programming skills you’ll use in the game development industry.
  • Throughout, students will develop investigative skills and take analytical, creative and critical approaches to problem-solving, all complemented by hands-on practice.
  • In collaboration with fellow programmers and game artists, students will use Unity and Unreal to build high-quality 3D and 2D games from concept to live prototype, devising solutions and producing computer programs to activate computer game interaction.