The De La Salle University College of Computer Studies and French multinational video game developer and publisher, Ubisoft, has partnered to launch two new undergraduate courses aimed at Game Development and Entertainment and Multimedia Computing. The two new courses are Bachelor of Science in Computer Science Major in Game Development, which will be offered beginning Academic Year 2017-2018, and Bachelor of Science in Entertainment and Multimedia Computing beginning Academic Year 2018-2019. The Bachelor of Science in Computer Science Major in Game Development is a 4-year degree program designed and delivered together with Ubisoft. Graduates of the program may pursue roles in software engineering and video game development such as Gameplay programmer, Artificial Intelligence programmer, Mobile applications programmer, or Game Designer, to name a few. Read more in our articles including "DLSU and Ubisoft to launch two new undergraduate courses" and "Poll: What's your all-time favorite PC game?".
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Mar 23, 2026The De La Salle University College of Computer Studies and French multinational video game developer and publisher, Ubisoft, has partnered to launch two new undergraduate courses aimed at Game Development and Entertainment and Multimedia Computing. The two new courses are Bachelor of Science in Computer Science Major in Game Development, which will be offered beginning Academic Year 2017-2018, and Bachelor of Science in Entertainment and Multimedia Computing beginning Academic Year 2018-2019.
The Bachelor of Science in Computer Science Major in Game Development is a 4-year degree program designed and delivered together with Ubisoft. Graduates of the program may pursue roles in software engineering and video game development such as Gameplay programmer, Artificial Intelligence programmer, Mobile applications programmer, or Game Designer, to name a few.
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