Career opportunities exist for graduates that include forensic artists and video, background painters, broadcast graphic artists, computer-generated special effects artists, computer modelers, texture artists, storyboard artists, compositing and rendering, computer generated lighting.

Bachelor’s in Game and Simulation Programming

The Game and Simulation Programming bachelor's prepares students to join the public and private sector game software industry in a variety of software development positions across the game programming life cycle, including project coordinator, software engineer and game programmer. Being applications-oriented, the course provides preparation in the physics and maths of games, game engine design, simulation, 2 and 3 dimensional graphics programming, massively multi-player online game programming (MMOG), modifications (MOD), game design and programming fundamentals. Also included in this degree is a full range of general education courses, recommended by game industry professionals as a vital requirement for well-rounded development team members.

Bachelor's in Game Software Development

Students interested in a career in the Game Software Development industry will be able to train themselves through this program and acquire the knowledge for career positions such as Game Documentation Writer, Game Support Specialist, Game Requirements Analyst, Game Maintenance Administrator, Game and Interactive Software Tester. Students will acquire knowledge in all the different aspects needed in the software development process such as development, design, testing and setting up of a game or interactive software product.