5 ming Bachelor's Degree Programs

From player to creator! Learn to program video games with Unreal Engine 5, earn a dual USA–Spain degree, and prepare to work in the global digital entertainment industry.

Our course examines the best ways to design, build, maintain and evaluate software systems. It uses many of the technical aspects of computer science, especially programming, and aims to develop the professional attitudes, and interpersonal and technical skills you’ll need in the software engineering industry. The course provides a solid foundation in software engineering theory and practice to develop professional software systems. It will equip you to take up a wide range of career opportunities, including software engineer, web application programmer, software designer/analyst or website designer/programmer. You’ll study software development, programming languages, technologies and applications, including Python, Java, HTML, PHP, UML, database technologies, machine learning, algorithms and data structures, web and mobile computing, and Agile software development. Sharing a common first year with the Computer Science BSc Honours course to which you can transfer in Year 1, you specialise in software engineering from Year 2. The Software Engineering BEng emphasises fundamental principles, design, acquisition of practical skills and evaluation of technologies. You may go on to complete an integrated Master's programme with the award of an MEng degree after four years.

A Bachelor of Software Engineering (Game Programming) teaches the coding and crafting skills required to create commercially viable games. It covers topics such as C++, OpenGL, AI and Networking Programming, providing the knowledge required to work with Unity and Unreal, the two main engines for game development. You'll also get exclusive access to the full PlayStation software and development hardware applications used in game development.

Offered jointly by Sheridan and Brock University, this four-and-a-half-year program combines academic instruction in computer science with hands-on technical work in network communications — plus the chance to get paid co-op work experience. By combining theory and practice into a single package, this program offers unmatched preparation for a career in network technology, computer science and communications.

The CDS in general aims to train professionals capable of coordinating, planning, managing and evaluating interventions of a social, socio-welfare and socio-educational nature, in the context of personal services. To this end, the training course aims to satisfy specific cultural and professional needs, aimed at deepening the following themes: planning, supervision, coordination of interventions, specialist social service, management and evaluation of policies and services, with particular attention to the innovative potential in welfare systems.