Westwood College

Online and Campus Programs

Let the Games Begin!

Behind every Xbox, PlayStation, Nintendo and PC game is a game software developer.

Not exactly a rock star... but pretty darn close.

A Westwood degree in game software development will prepare you for a career in programming and creating games. Specialties you might pursue include game software programming, game designs, application development and even game testing.

Our faculty (software professionals themselves) will share real-world experiences and insights while mentoring you through hands-on lab training in advanced software engineering practices and software development using industry-standard programming languages. They'll guide you through game artificial intelligence, game engine architecture, game project management and more. And ultimately they'll counsel you in building a student portfolio and creating a complete working game to share when applying for a job.

There's only one thing better than doing what you love: Doing what you love and getting paid for it.

Not all programs available at all campuses.

Program offered is an Associate Degree.

Westwood College - Online is approved to award associate, bachelor, and master's degrees by the Colorado Department of Higher Education. All degrees conferred by Westwood College – Online are in accordance with the Colorado statutes and regulated by the Colorado Department of Higher Education. Students enrolling in Westwood College - Online are enrolled under the Colorado Department of Higher Education's requirements.  Westwood College - Online will respond to all requests initiated by prospective students for information about online programs.  All students, regardless of their state of origin, will receive the same protections as Colorado state residents. Westwood College - Online is nationally accredited by the Accrediting Council for Independent Colleges and Schools (ACICS). Candidate with The Higher Learning Commission and an affiliate of the North Central Association Telephone: (800) 621-7440 or (312) 263-0456. Website: http://www.ncahlc.org/ Not all programs available at all campuses. © 2009 Alta Colleges, Inc.