Bachelor of Software Engineering - Game Programming

Learn a range of programming languages from C to Swift, enabling you to succeed in the games industry and beyond. Our teaching style not only gives you the knowledge of tools, but the kit to work in a team, an essential but overlooked necessity. Hone your abilities in interviewing, presenting and communicating while you craft a masterpiece with your small team. Be amongst the most sought-after graduates for New Zealand’s gaming industry, forging alliances with the likes of Rocketwerkz, Pik-Pok and Outerdawn.Why study Game ProgrammingYou should study Game Programming if you are passionate about studying, analysing and creating video games. As a game programmer, you will learn how to use coding languages like C, collaborate with artists and game designers, and transform ideas into living, breathing, and functional worlds that beg to be explored.

For applicants under 20 years of age, minimum qualification of NCEA University Entrance or equivalent, such as CIE or IB University Entrance, or, level 4 or higher Qualification from a related discipline.Plus, you will need to have fulfilled the following credit requirements: 28 NCEA Credits* at Level 3, across any of the following subjects: Mathematics, Statistics, Calculus, Physics, Computing, and Technology. Alternative pathways available. Applicants 20+ qualify for special entry (UE and credit count is not required).