Bachelor of Computer Science (Game and Mobile Development)

The game and mobile development major has been designed to meet the current global demand for skilled graduates in the areas of game and mobile system development. This major will equip you with skills to apply techniques for the development of video games and related systems on computers and mobile platforms, including devices such as mobile phones, tablets and wearable devices. 

• You will be able to identify approaches to solving real-world problems in video games and mobile systems. In addition, you will develop both traditional computer science skills as well as creative skills including visualisation, interaction and communication skills. 
• After completing the first-year common core subjects, you will begin your major in your second year. The game and mobile development major includes subjects such as mobile application development, interactive computer graphics, game engine essentials, and virtual and augmented reality. Students are strongly encouraged to choose some electives from creative arts. You’ll also complete a final-year capstone team project.
• Additionally, you can also choose to study a double degree with engineering, mathematics, or science providing you with broad experience using various industry products such as Microsoft, Apple, Oracle, SAP and Cisco.
• Experts in this field work in the entertainment industry, the game and mobile industry in Australia and worldwide as mobile application developers, game programmers, animators, game engine developers, mobile entertainment and multimedia designers. 

Why choose this course

• The University of Wollongong has experts encompassing the entire breadth of the underlying sciences, IT, engineering and mathematical methodologies in the ICT industry. We have one of the strongest schools for building, deploying and managing the latest computing technologies and business computing systems.
• Working closely with industry partners we ensure all programs remain relevant to industry trends and developments. Students study real-world projects and interact with and learn from industry professionals to ensure their career-readiness upon graduation.