International students must be able to demonstrate English language proficiency before being admitted to this course.
8 trimesters, to be completed in 3 years, or 6 trimesters to be completed in 2 years (fast-track), 24 units, 72 credit points
January, May, September
On campus
Total tuition fee: AED 174,600
Tuition fees are inclusive of VAT.
*Note: Tuition fees exclude the cost of course study materials.
Have you ever wondered how your favourite video games are developed? As a software developer and computer programmer, you’ll help transform ideas into engaging, playable experiences. With opportunities growing rapidly in this dynamic industry, this course equips you with the skills to thrive in both the international games and broader information technology sectors.
Through a combination of theory and hands-on practice, you’ll learn to design and develop games for a variety of platforms, including computer, mobile, and eXtended Reality (XR). The course covers core areas such as game mechanics, software development, user interfaces, gamification, and immersive technologies.
In your final year, you’ll participate in a professional practice project, working in teams to solve real-world challenges for industry clients. This provides valuable experience in applying your skills in practical, client-focused settings.
Offered at Murdoch University Dubai, the Bachelor of Information Technology in Games Design and Development provides a comprehensive education in IT, with a strong focus on game design and development, user eXperience, and systems analysis. You’ll gain both the theoretical foundation and applied skills needed to succeed in the fast-evolving games development landscape.
Our Bachelor of Information Technology course is accredited by the Australian Computer Society (ACS).
Through the course, the students will have a combination of skills that involve:
Graduates from this course can pursue a career within the IT and gaming industries as:
Spine (9 Credit Points)
Course Core (Required Units – 24 Credit Points)
Major (24 Credit Points)
Required Units (18 Credit Points)
Specified Electives (6 Credit Points)
Set 01 | ICT145 | Python Programming for Everyone or ICT167| Principles of Computer Science
Set 02 | ICT284 | Systems Analysis and Design or ICT206| Intelligent Systems Note: Students considering a double major with Computer Science must take ICT206.
Options (15 Credit Points)
Double Major – With a double major, you’ll complete two majors under one degree, usually in the same timeframe as a single degree. When you graduate, you’ll receive one bachelor’s degree with recognition of both majors.
Or
Electives – you can choose elective units to the value of 15 credit points, when choosing electives you must be sure you have satisfied pre-requisite requirements.
B1390 - Bachelor of Information Technology
International students must be able to demonstrate English language proficiency before being admitted to this course.