Programs

Game Development – Advanced Programming

Sheridan College offers a unique Graduate Certificate in Game Development – Advanced Programming, designed to equip you with specialized skills for a career in the growing video game industry. This program takes an integrated, multidisciplinary approach, simulating a realistic work environment where you'll combine game programming, tool development, digital art, storytelling, and project management. You'll learn advanced programming techniques for both 2D and 3D games, using industry-standard technologies and applying your skills to areas like animation, artificial intelligence, and multiplayer systems. Developed in response to industry demand, this certificate program complements existing degrees or diplomas in computer science or programming, preparing you to step directly into roles within game development. The emphasis on applied problem-solving and advanced programming skills will make your résumé stand out. The program culminates in a collaborative capstone project where you and your peers will develop an original video game, providing practical experience before graduation. This program is located at the Trafalgar Road Campus in Oakville, Ontario, and is PGWP-aligned.

Game Development BA(Hons)

Falmouth University offers a BA(Hons) in Game Development where students can master game creation skills while specializing in a chosen discipline. The program aims to equip students with industry-level technical, creative, and professional skills in an environment that simulates a professional game development studio. Students will learn to collaborate in multi-skilled teams and develop their own games from the beginning of their studies. Falmouth University is recognized as a leading institution for game design.

Game Development BS

Purdue University's Game Development major offers a hands-on educational experience designed to prepare students for careers in the game development industry. The program combines technology, practical skills, and industry insights. Students will learn to use advanced software tools to master 3D modeling, imaging, programming, and game development. Through practical projects and portfolio building, students will develop both technical expertise and artistic vision for success in digital and interactive media. This program aims to equip graduates with the necessary skills for diverse roles in game design, programming, and more.

Game Development: Art BA(Hons)

Game Development: Design BA(Hons)

Game Programming

The Game Programming program at Brock University, offered as a Bachelor of Science (BSc), prepares students for careers in the dynamic and growing video game industry. This unique program is offered concurrently at Brock University and Niagara College, providing a comprehensive education in game creation. Students will delve into various aspects of game development, from core programming principles to the design of immersive player experiences. The curriculum emphasizes a broad understanding of the field, covering multiple game engines, platforms, and production paradigms. Beyond technical skills, the program also explores fundamental concepts surrounding games such as play, agency, narrative, dynamics, and immersion, ensuring a holistic education in game development. This collaborative approach between two institutions offers a rich and diverse learning environment.

Games

This Master of Arts program is designed for individuals seeking to advance their careers in the gaming industry. It provides a platform for gaming professionals to deepen their expertise and explore new opportunities. The curriculum is currently under revision, but the program aims to offer a comprehensive study experience in the field of games. For specific details on course content and structure, please refer to the official program updates.

Games Studio Development MA

Gaming and Animation (B.S.)

Gastroenterologia, epatologia ed endoscopia digestiva pediatrica (Pediatric Gastroenterology, Hepatology and Digestive Endoscopy)

This Master's program focuses on the specialized fields of pediatric gastroenterology, hepatology, and digestive endoscopy. It is designed for medical professionals seeking advanced knowledge and practical skills in diagnosing and treating gastrointestinal and liver conditions in children. The curriculum aims to provide a comprehensive understanding of these complex areas within pediatric medicine.

Gastroenterology - Postgraduate

This program focuses on the diagnosis and treatment of disorders related to the digestive system. It is a subspecialty program that follows a Core Internal Medicine residency. The program provides advanced clinical training and research opportunities in Gastroenterology. Graduates will be qualified to write the Royal College gastroenterology examinations.

GCI Basic: Data Science from Scratch

This is a 7-session online course designed for students (from junior high to graduate level) who want to learn data science from the beginning. The curriculum covers fundamental Python programming (4 sessions) and an introduction to data science with practical exercises (3 sessions). You will learn Python syntax, data visualization, and how to build predictive models using multiple regression analysis. The course content is supervised and developed by the Matsuo-Iwasawa Laboratory at the University of Tokyo, drawing on over a decade of experience in AI talent development. Lectures are delivered live, followed by hands-on exercises. A basic understanding of high school level mathematics is sufficient.

Gender and Sexuality (Political Science; Sociology)

The Master's in Gender and Sexuality at the University of Amsterdam is an interdisciplinary program that explores how gender and sexuality shape various aspects of society, from social structures and political representation to cultural initiatives and activism. This program is offered within either the Political Science or Sociology Master's degrees, allowing students to deepen their understanding of gender and sexuality through a specific disciplinary lens. You will engage with feminist and queer theory, critically analyze power dynamics, and develop sustainable perspectives on social issues in a global context. This program is ideal for students interested in understanding processes of inclusion and exclusion, scrutinizing truth claims, and examining everyday lives in a rapidly changing world. It provides a flexible and small-scale learning environment with an international focus, preparing you to apply your knowledge to policy, politics, cultural initiatives, and political activism. Upon completion, you will receive a Master of Science (MSc) degree in either Political Science or Sociology.

Gender and Women's Studies Minor

Explore social transformation on local and global scales through the interdisciplinary field of Gender and Women's Studies. This program examines how gender intersects with other aspects of identity, such as sexuality, ethnicity, and class, drawing on perspectives from literature, sociology, history, art, and more. It offers a chance to broaden your understanding and prepare for a variety of career paths.

Gender in Contemporary Saudi Novels

This doctoral research explores the representation of gender in four Saudi novels published after 9/11. The study, which includes novels by both male and female authors, examines narrative techniques and strategies used to depict Saudi women and address their concerns within the Saudi socio-cultural context. It aims to challenge essentialist Western interpretations by highlighting how these novels negotiate gender issues and resist patriarchal structures from an Islamic feminist perspective. The research posits that the post-9/11 era brought about significant social and literary changes in Saudi Arabia, fostering greater freedom of expression, particularly concerning women's issues. The study contributes to Arabic literary, cultural, and gender studies by demonstrating how Saudi novels serve as platforms for indigenous feminist discourse that critiques prevailing norms and undermines patriarchal systems. The findings suggest a move towards representing women as complex individuals rather than a homogeneous group, with religion being utilized as a tool for advancing women's status and social justice.

Gender Studies

This interdisciplinary Master's programme offers a comprehensive understanding of gender, focusing on emancipation, the recognition of differences, and the intersections of gender with other identity factors like class, race, and sexuality. You will develop advanced analytical skills to examine social and cultural relations in contemporary societies. The programme combines theoretical knowledge with practical application, including intensive coursework, a research internship, and a final thesis project. You will be part of an international cohort and learn from diverse academic staff, preparing you to become a successful agent of change.

Gender Studies Minor

The Gender Studies Minor is an interdisciplinary program designed to encourage critical thinking about the historical, cultural, literary, and societal roles of women and gender across global contexts. It is open to students of all majors and aims to foster an understanding of social justice and personal wholeness. The program encourages students to challenge stereotypes and engage with complex gender-based debates, including perspectives informed by the Christian faith. It is particularly relevant for those interested in how gender intersects with race, ethnicity, class, culture, religion, sexuality, and disability.

Gender Studies Minor

Supplement your major with a minor in Gender Studies. This program requires the completion of five courses, totaling 15 credits, offering a focused exploration of gender as a critical lens for understanding society. It's designed to complement your primary field of study and broaden your academic perspective.

Gender, Sexuality and Diversity Studies

Explore how identity is shaped by the world around you in this program. You will delve into the complex relationships between identity and factors such as gender, sexuality, ethnicity, nationality, class, and disability. The course offers exposure to a rich history of diversity and difference, fostering critical thinking and cultural awareness.

General Arts and Science

The General Arts and Science program at Thompson Rivers University (TRU) offers a flexible and interdisciplinary pathway for students interested in exploring a broad range of academic subjects. This program is ideal for those who want to develop a diverse skill set, gain a well-rounded education, and discover their academic passions before committing to a specific major. Students can combine courses from various disciplines to create a personalized learning experience, preparing them for a wide array of future academic pursuits or career paths.

General Arts and Science (University Studies) - Diploma

The General Arts and Science (University Studies) Diploma at Thompson Rivers University (TRU) is designed for students who want to explore a range of academic disciplines before committing to a specific degree program. This two-year diploma allows you to sample courses from Arts, Science, and General Studies, providing a broad educational foundation. It's an excellent pathway for those unsure of their future academic or career path, offering flexibility to discover your interests and strengths. Upon completion, graduates can pursue further studies in a bachelor's degree program at TRU or another institution, or enter the workforce with a diverse skill set.

General Diploma in Medical Sciences (DFGSM)

This program is the first cycle of medical studies, designed to equip you with the fundamental scientific knowledge required for a future career in medicine. It covers a broad range of basic sciences, including biology, exact sciences, and social sciences, providing a strong foundation for advanced medical learning. The curriculum emphasizes a deep understanding of both healthy and ill individuals, incorporating semiology (the study of signs and symptoms). Four core principles guide this education: focusing on essential concepts for continuous learning rather than exhaustive memorization, promoting active student participation through practical work and case studies, fostering a multidisciplinary approach by integrating various specialists, and encouraging openness by preparing students for diverse professional paths within medicine. Elective units allow for specialized study or even initiation into research. The program's structure includes a common core curriculum with specific learning objectives outlined in official documents. It aims to harmonize teaching across universities while allowing for local adaptation. This first cycle is crucial for developing the core competencies and adaptability needed for further medical training.