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Bachelor of Science (with Honours) - BSc (Hons)
Main Campus
Full Time
Sep 2026
3 Year
BSc (Hons) Computer Games Programming focuses on the technical skills needed to design and build games using industry-relevant programming languages and tools. The course is designed for students who want to develop strong coding, problem-solving and software development skills within a games-focused context. You will explore how games are programmed from the ground up, learning how systems, mechanics and performance are implemented for different platforms. The course supports students aiming for careers in games programming, software development and related technology roles.
What you’ll studyYou’ll build a solid foundation in computer games programming, while gaining professional skills valued across games and software industries, including programming in modern languages, game engine development, algorithms and data structures, debugging, optimisation and collaborative development. Modules offered can vary each year but may include: • Programming for Games • Game Engines and Tools • Graphics and Gameplay Programming • Computer Games Programming Project
How you’ll learnYou will learn through: • Lectures and technical workshops introducing core programming concepts • Practical lab sessions focused on coding, testing and debugging • Assessment through programming assignments, projects and examinations • Independent study supported by academic guidance, feedback and technical support You will also use digital learning platforms, development environments and online resources to support your learning.
Future opportunitiesThe course prepares you for technical roles within the games industry and beyond by developing strong programming and analytical skills. Graduates are equipped to work in fast-paced development environments or progress to further study. • Games programmer roles • Software and application development • Technical roles in interactive media • Postgraduate study in computing or games technology The transferable skills developed also support progression into postgraduate study or wider technology-focused careers.
FacilitiesYou will study in specialist computing facilities designed to support games programming and software development. • Dedicated computer labs with development and testing tools • Access to industry-standard games engines and programming software • Collaborative project and development spaces • Academic and technical support services These facilities support your academic development and help you apply computer games programming knowledge with confidence.
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