Computer Science
A course by
Media Design School
Build on your programming skills to become a skilled game programmer in one year. Learn multiple languages, work in teams, and get industry-ready.
Online study
Flexible online learning from anywhere
Media Design School, Auckland
It will take a total of 1 year

Develop proficiency in C++, Swift, and other key programming languages relevant to modern game development.

Learn advanced software engineering concepts and how to build efficient, maintainable code for games.

Work within a small team to design, develop, and present a functioning game or prototype.
The Graduate Diploma of Creative Technologies - Game Programming is designed for individuals looking to transfer and upskill in game programming. Over one academic year, students will master advanced game programming, use industry-standard programming languages such as C++ and Swift, and become adept at working in teams to develop engaging game projects. Graduates are equipped for roles in the New Zealand and global gaming industry.
What you need to know first
Bachelor’s degree or equivalent qualification
Relevant professional experience in a design or creative technologies domain (4+ years)

Game Development
Software Engineering
Creative Technologies

Gameplay Programmer
Tools/Engine Programmer
AI Programmer
Computer Science
A course by
Media Design School
Build on your programming skills to become a skilled game programmer in one year. Learn multiple languages, work in teams, and get industry-ready.
Online study
Flexible online learning from anywhere
Media Design School, Auckland
It will take a total of 1 year

Develop proficiency in C++, Swift, and other key programming languages relevant to modern game development.

Learn advanced software engineering concepts and how to build efficient, maintainable code for games.

Work within a small team to design, develop, and present a functioning game or prototype.
The Graduate Diploma of Creative Technologies - Game Programming is designed for individuals looking to transfer and upskill in game programming. Over one academic year, students will master advanced game programming, use industry-standard programming languages such as C++ and Swift, and become adept at working in teams to develop engaging game projects. Graduates are equipped for roles in the New Zealand and global gaming industry.
What you need to know first
Bachelor’s degree or equivalent qualification
Relevant professional experience in a design or creative technologies domain (4+ years)

Game Development
Software Engineering
Creative Technologies

Gameplay Programmer
Tools/Engine Programmer
AI Programmer
Portfolio demonstrating programming or related skills
English language requirements
Game Developer
Portfolio demonstrating programming or related skills
English language requirements
Game Developer