Biotechnology: The Rise Of Radical Healthcare
with Prof. M. Safwan Akram from Teesside University

Course overview: This degree is one of the UK’s leading games programming courses and is well respected by the industry. You have the opportunity to study on this specialist course taught by experienced developers and internationally recognised researchers.
Have you ever looked at your favourite games and thought how they were crafted? Games programmers are the masterminds behind the gameplay elements, graphics, and audio that make games come alive. It's a role that demands an exceptional level of technical skill and creativity. You will acquire the essential skills and knowledge to become a proficient games programmer, armed with a deep understanding of the games industry. Beyond the classroom, you'll participate in a range of extracurricular activities, including game jams, hackathons, and networking events with industry professionals.
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After the course: This course will equip you to embark on a rewarding career in the games industry, bringing your innovative ideas and technical expertise to the forefront of interactive entertainment. You are ideally suited for employment in the games development industry and similar creative industries. A variety of programming roles exist within these industries such as gameplay programmer, tools programmer, middleware developer and mobile application programmer. The course gives you a strong foundation in computer programming, also allowing for a career in mainstream software development.
Our graduates are highly sought after in the games industry securing roles in AAA studios across the country and the globe including Accenture, HMRC, Zerolight, Ubisoft, Creative Assembly, Double 11, Microsoft, Traveller's Tales and many more.
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Course optionsMiddlesbrough
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TS1 3BX