BSc Computer Science Games Technology - London

The BSc Computer Science (Games Technology)-London at Nottingham Trent University combines core computer science with specialised game technology. Students learn programming, software design, graphics, game engines, and immersive systems. They also work on real projects using engines like Unity or Unreal and tools for VR, mobile, 3D assets, and interactive systems. The aim is to give both technical depth and creative game skills. This programme is delivered at the NTU London Campus. It lasts three years full-time.

In early years, students build strong foundations in computing, math, systems, and programming. During the later years, modules may include game programming, graphics, mobile platforms, simulation, VR, and a major project. Students may choose optional modules like AI, serious games, or information security. Teaching uses lectures, tutorials, lab sessions, workshops, project work, and practical coding labs. Students build games, test them, and work in teams. Assessment is carried out through exams, coursework, lab reports, projects and a final major project in the last year. Performance is judged on both technical skill and creative design.