Bachelor in game technology and simulation

The program is suitable for those interested in programming, computer science, game development, game design, and creative problem-solving in a team. What makes this program unique is that you have the opportunity to learn advanced programming in a game engine and collaborate closely with students from an arts discipline to create computer games and apps. The curriculum focuses on developing both your technical skills and creative abilities in problem-solving. These are crucial competencies in high demand in the job market. In this program, you will learn techniques for building visual systems and developing software for both the entertainment industry and engineering. Game technology encompasses a broad field, including simulation, systems thinking, programming, game design, and mathematics, forming the foundation for the development of complex data systems. Society requires competent professionals with knowledge of new technologies, knowledge dissemination, interactive processes, system understanding, creative problem-solving, effective communication skills, and an understanding of teamwork, as well as game design for various user groups. The Bachelor's in Game Technology and Simulation provides more than traditional programming and computer science studies. Here, you gain additional skills through teamwork, design thinking, and creative processes essential to face future challenges in the workforce. The program is part of the Department of Game Development - Game School: Here, you can read more about the Game School, student life, and view student work.

Programme-specific requirements recorded in SIT Connect.

• Applicants must meet the requirements for Higher Education Entrance Qualification , including the English language proficiency requirement. Applicants are exempted from the Norwegian language proficiency requirement. In addition, mathematics equivalent to level R1 from Norwegian upper secondary school is required.

See the official programme requirements for the accepted English-language evidence.

Preparation checklist; final document rules and certified translations are confirmed during application review.

This programme is recorded as accredited in the central catalogue.