Bachelor of Game Development - Game Programming

Game Programmers drive the game development process; creating the framework, functionality and interaction in the game. Regarded as the essential ingredient in the development process, game programmers are highly valued and continually in demand. The course teaches students languages and technologies used in the games industry, including C, C#, OpenGL, game engines as well as developing problem-solving skills. This program has been developed in response to industry needs and runs for two years, full-time.This degree prepares students for a career in game design by developing both practical skills and in-depth knowledge. Students will implement innovative game projects by developing a robust understanding of game programming. This three-year degree covers all the core topics covered in the Advanced Diploma and takes it to the next level. Not only will you cover programming units, but you will gain broad expertise in specialist software development, user experience and systems design to power you in your game development journey.

AIE Institute degrees do not have an ATAR requirement.To be eligible for entry to AIE Institute’s courses you must meet the following requirements:Applicants with recent secondary education (within the past two years)Australian Senior Certificate of Education, such as the NSW HSC, Victorian VCE, South Australian SACE, ACT SSC or equivalent, with a pass level or higher in English.Interview and/or portfolioApplicants with vocational education and training (VET) studyA Diploma or higher from an accredited Australian education institutionInterview and/or portfolioApplicants with higher educationA Diploma or higher from an accredited Australian education institutionInterview and/or portfolioApplicants with work and life experience - alternative entryA foundation studies program or preparatory program recognised for admission purposes by another Australian higher education provider, OR relevant work experience that demonstrates equivalence to the entry requirementsInterview and/or portfolioINTERVIEWSInterviews are intended to assess the applicant’s suitability for the course, including any specific requirements they may have. Common questions to be asked in the interview relate to teamwork, educational history, what students want to gain from the course and their long-term career aspirations. Applicants may also show examples of work from their portfolio. The Admissions Panel will assess the applicant’s suitability for the course and advise them if they need to submit further materials.