The BSc in Computer Science (Games Development) programme at EUB stands out due to its prestigious University of London affiliation, academically directed by Goldsmiths. This programme is designed to equip you with the essential skills for the dynamic field of game development, focusing on interactive 3D environments, game design, and game programming. You’ll benefit from a hands-on, project-based approach that allows you to develop practical skills and build a professional portfolio. The curriculum is taught in a dedicated computer laboratory, with a strong emphasis on real-world applications and vocational training, ensuring you are well-prepared for the demands of the gaming industry.

The BSc in Computer Science (Games Development) programme at EUB is distinguished by its prestigious University of London affiliation, with academic direction from Goldsmiths, a globally recognised institution. The programme’s specialised focus on game development, including game design, programming, and interactive 3D environments, sets it apart from broader computing degrees in Bahrain. You’ll benefit from practical, project-based learning that allows you to develop games while building a professional portfolio. The programme is delivered in English, giving you an international perspective and enhancing your global employability. Additionally, the curriculum aligns with industry needs, preparing you for the growing game development sector.

As a graduate of the BSc Computer Science (Games Development) programme, you can pursue a variety of game-focused career paths, including roles such as game developer, game designer, 3D graphics programmer, gameplay engineer, game tester, and technical artist. These positions require expertise in game development languages and tools such as C#, Unity, and Unreal Engine. You may also work as a software engineer in the gaming industry or specialise in creating interactive game environments and simulations. These career paths are in high demand across industries that rely on interactive and immersive digital experiences.

Yes, as a student in the Games Development specialism of the Computer Science programme, you’ll have access to a wide range of internship and work placement opportunities. EUB is committed to providing you with real-world game development experience through partnerships with both local and international gaming companies. You can participate in summer placements, remote internships, and game development-focused industry projects that enhance your practical knowledge and technical skills. Our Strategic Plan supports placements with leading companies, offering exposure to both local and global game development practices. The university will assist you in securing these opportunities, helping you connect with employers and apply the skills you’ve learned in real-world environments, boosting your career readiness and employability.

The Games Development specialism of the Computer Science programme offers you extensive practical experience through project-based learning, where you’ll develop your own games, simulations, and interactive 3D environments. You’ll apply your programming, design, and development skills to real-world game development challenges. In addition to individual and group projects, you’ll complete a substantial final project, allowing you to create a significant game or interactive application. EUB’s focus on employability is reflected in industry placements with local and international gaming companies, providing you with hands-on experience in real-world game development environments. The programme also includes mentorship, workshops, and remote work opportunities, ensuring you develop the practical skills and experience necessary to succeed in this rapidly evolving industry.

In the Computer Science (Games Development) programme, you’ll primarily use Coursera as your learning platform, offering interactive learning experiences and access to a Virtual Learning Environment (VLE). Through the VLE, you’ll have access to study materials, resources, and forums to collaborate with peers. The programme is designed to give you hands-on experience with industry-standard tools used in game development, including Unity and Unreal Engine for creating 3D environments, along with programming languages like C# and C++. For coding and game development tasks, you’ll work with integrated development environments (IDEs) such as Visual Studio and Unity. Additionally, you’ll have access to the University of London’s Online Library, which provides a wealth of research resources, journals, and databases.

Yes, the Computer Science (Games Development) Programme offers you the benefit of strong industry partnerships and collaborations. Our Strategic Plan focuses on industry engagement, ensuring you gain real-world skills and vocational work experience. From the very start of the programme, you will have access to opportunities for internships, industry projects, and mentorships, both locally and internationally.