Information Technology - Game Development and Entrepreneurship (Honours) Ontario Tech University

Overview

The Information Technology - Game Development and Entrepreneurship (Honours) at Ontario Tech University provides students with a comprehensive foundation in the technical and commercial aspects of the gaming industry. This programme is designed to immerse learners in the creative process of developing high-quality interactive media, including virtual and augmented reality experiences. By combining technical proficiency with entrepreneurial training, the curriculum prepares graduates to lead their own studios or excel in established simulation and gaming organisations.

Students benefit from a technology-enriched environment that emphasises practical application and professional readiness. The course structure ensures that participants are equipped to handle the rapid evolution of digital entertainment and serious game applications.

Why Information Technology - Game Development and Entrepreneurship (Honours) at Ontario Tech University?

The university features an innovative gaming and virtual reality laboratory outfitted with state-of-the-art equipment. Facilities include motion capture technology, an audiometric sound room, and advanced 3D displays. These resources allow students to work with the latest interaction devices for high-quality animation, sound production, and gameplay coding. Furthermore, the institution maintains partnerships with over 300 industry and community organisations, providing extensive opportunities for professional networking.

Tuition Fee Breakdown

• International fee: CAD 38967 per year
• National fee: CAD 9031 per year

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Syllabus

Modules may include:

• Essential Mathematics for Games
• Programming for Games
• Visual Narrative
• Game Design
• Project Management and Game Production
• Entrepreneurship and Innovation in Interactive Media
• Collaborative Game Development Workshops

Careers with Information Technology - Game Development and Entrepreneurship (Honours)

Graduates are prepared for a diverse range of professional roles within the interactive media and technology sectors.

Beyond these specific roles, the entrepreneurial training provided allows graduates to establish and manage their own independent gaming or interactive media studios. The skills acquired are also highly applicable to the simulation industry, where interactive technologies are used for training and educational purposes across various corporate and public sectors.