Southern New Hampshire University's Bachelor of Science in Game and Simulation Programming can take students beyond simply playing games to actually making the next big video game sensation. This BS program balances a solid foundation in IT fundamentals with advanced training in the tools and techniques used by industry professionals today.

Students learn and apply principles used in writing code, developing artificial intelligence, working inside of game engines and designing realistic physics for video games. Courses mirror the industry-standard workflow pipeline used in the production of games across multiple platforms - from web to console, PC and mobile - so that when students graduate, they're ready for their new career as a game programmer.

Designed to incorporate industry experience and prepare them for the workplace more rapidly, a number of credits will be earned through experiential learning—which may include studio work, lab work, project-based courses, internships, or industry certifications.