Diploma in Game Development & Technology (C70)

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Minimum entry requirements

3 to 16 points
4 to 8 points

Minimum entry requirements

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For O Levels


ELR2B2-C

3 to 16 points

86

Minimum entry requirements / Grades

  • English Language : 7
  • Additional Mathematics/Mathematics : 6
  • Any one of the following subjects: 6
    • Biology
    • Biotechnology
    • Chemistry
    • Computing / Computer Studies
    • Creative 3D Animation
    • Design & Technology
    • Electronics / Fundamentals of Electronics
    • Exercise & Sports Science
    • Food & Nutrition / Nutrition & Food Science
    • Physics
    • Science (Chemistry, Biology)
    • Science (Physics, Biology)
    • Science (Physics, Chemistry)

Admission to a course is based on merit and subject to the availability of vacancies. The range of net ELR2B2 aggregate score of the students who were admitted to these courses through the Joint Admissions Exercise (JAE) are shown as a general reference.

For N levels


ELMAB3

4 to 8 points

Minimum entry requirements / Grades

  • English Language Syllabus A : 3
  • Mathematics Syllabus A / Additional Mathematics : 3
  • Any one of the following subjects: 3
    • Design and Technology
    • Food and Nutrition / Nutrition and Food Science
    • Science (Chemistry, Biology)
    • Science (Physics, Biology)
    • Science (Physics, Chemistry)
  • Any two other subjects (excluding CCA): 4

Medical requirements

  • Applicants with such condition may encounter difficulties in some modules with high reliance on colour usage. Such applicants may be required to attend an interview to determine their suitability for admission to the course. 

     

    Interested applicants with this condition are highly encouraged to contact Nanyang Polytechnic for more information. 

Master the engines that drive the future of play.

You will become professionals who are:

Creative. Inventive. Enterprising.
    What you'll learn
  • It’s game on at NYP. Collaborate with industry giants like Ubisoft and Epic Games, and master the art and science of game development.

     

    Hone your coding and design skills, learn to integrate emerging technologies, and develop your ideas on PlayStation® development kits exclusive to NYP.

     

    At the end of this diploma course, you’ll gain the following course competencies:

    • Game Front-End Development
    • Game Engine Application
    • Game Networking Development
    • Game Design
    • Game Level Design
    • Multiplatform Development

     

    and two of the following three elective course competencies:

    • Extended Reality Development
    • User Interface and User Experience Development
    • Game Production
  • Learning Units

    • 32 Competency Units (CmU): Each CmU integrates skills and knowledge from different disciplines. This enables the students to fulfil specific work-tasks upon completion.
    • 5 Work-Integration Units (WIU): A WIU is a workplace contextualised project. It allows students to tackle real-world work problems under the guidance of our educators, so that our students graduate ready for the workplace. Each WIU belongs to a Competency Canvas that helps you develop and demonstrate your abilities to perform work tasks at a higher proficiency.

    8 Course Competencies

    Each Competency Canvas consists of a collection of Competency Units and a Work-Integration Unit (WIU), which is a workplace-contexualised project. Competency Canvases help you develop and demonstrate your abilities to perform work tasks at a higher proficiency.

     

    1 Internship Programme (ITP)
    In Year 3, all students will have a chance to do a 12-week internship with our industry partners and gain hands-on experience to be confident in the workplace.

     

    The ITP is one of the WIUs.


    1 Final Year Project (FYP)
    In Year 3, all students will do a final-year project in their specialisation of choice. This is a final project to showcase the skills that they have gained in the diploma.

     

    The FYP is one of the WIUs.

     

    11 General Studies Modules (GSM)
    General Studies Modules allow you to explore other areas of interest beyond your chosen area of specialisation. You will have to take 6 prescribed GSMs and 5 elective GSMs across Year 1 and 2.

     

    3 Specialisations to choose from

    In Year 3, students will choose a specialisation, which will determine the Specialisation CmUs that you take in Year 3.

     

    You can choose 1 specialisation from the following:

    • Extended Reality Development
    • User Interface and User Experience Development
    • Game Production

Course Curriculum

This course adopts the new Professional Competency Model

  • You will take a total of 3 elective GSMs in Year 1. You will have a wide range of elective GSMs to choose from. Please note that the modules offered are subject to change each semester.

    Elective General Studies Modules

    Each elective module consists of 10 hours of class time and 5 hours of eLearning/self-directed learning.

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    Selamat datang ke kelas bahasa Melayu! (Welcome to the Malay Language class!)

     

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  • You will take a total of 2 elective GSMs in Year 2. You will have a wide range of elective GSMs to choose from. Please note that the modules offered are subject to change each semester.

    Elective General Studies Modules

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    Introduction to Chinese Language (FGX214)

     

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    Business Chinese (FGX215)

     

    In this module, you will capitalise on your Chinese language background to appreciate the Chinese way of thinking, which would be of great help if you are to work in China or with people from China. With a perspective anchored in culture and tradition, you will discover the underlying characteristics of Chinese as a communication tool in typical business and work environments.

     

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    Introduction to Malay Language (FGX216)

     

    Selamat datang ke kelas bahasa Melayu! (Welcome to the Malay Language class!)

     

    Always wanted to converse with your friends in Malay? Need to travel to Malaysia or Indonesia for the weekend? This module is for you. It will equip you with the basics of the Malay language through situational dialogues and give you a glimpse of the Malay culture and customs. 

     

    As this is an introductory module, only students with no prior formal training in Malay may apply.

    Sustainability: Building a Better World (FGX217)

     

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    From climate change to renewable energy, the module covers a wide range of crucial sustainability topics that are shaping our world today. By enrolling in this course, you're not just gaining knowledge — you're also empowering yourself to be a catalyst for positive change in your community and beyond.

    Introduction to Political Science (FGX218)

     

    Ever wondered how countries are run and governed? This introductory module teaches you about the state, the different systems of government as well as political activity and behaviour. Through lectures and classroom discussions, you will also gain a better understanding of socio-political issues around the world.

    Current Issues in Perspective (FGX219)

     

    How does disruptive technology and the economy impact your life? And what skills do you need in order to thrive in the Fourth Industrial Revolution? Learn these and other current issues to prepare yourself for life in the 21st century.

    Learn to Lead (FGX220)

     

    Leading a team can be challenging and scary. Yet, it is important to be able to do so if you want to succeed in school and at work. Take this course and gain confidence through activities designed to build your leadership skills.

    Introduction to French Language 2 (FGX221)

     

    Now that you have completed the basic French module, take your knowledge one step further and learn how to interact with people in everyday situations, such as at a retail store or restaurant and when finding your way around Paris.

    Introduction to German Language 2 (FGX222)

     

    Keen to build on the basic German language skills you have gained? In this module, you will learn how to communicate in various social settings, such as telling your German friend about your favourite hobbies and leisure activities or finding your way around Berlin.

    Introduction to Japanese Language 2 (FGX223)

     

    Upgrade your basic Japanese language skills and learn how to communicate in daily situations, such as ordering food at restaurants and telling your Japanese friends about your favourite pastimes – skills that will come in handy if you are planning to travel to Japan.

    Introduction to Korean Language 2 (FGX224)

     

    If you are having fun using your basic Korean language skills in simple conversations, take this module to learn how to converse confidently in your daily situations.

    Sustainability in Action (FGX225)

     

    Take action, empower change: Sustainability in Action!

     

    Embark on a journey of real-world impact with this dynamic course which equips you to be a champion for sustainability. This module takes learning beyond the classroom and into the heart of the community. Engage in hands-on sustainability activities that not only benefit the environment but also promote sustainable behaviours to external stakeholders. Join us in making a difference and shaping a more sustainable future for generations to come!

  • You will take the following units based on your chosen specialisation.

    User Interface & User Experience Design User Interface Programming

    WIU

OPPORTUNITIES

Nurturing you to be future-ready

Internships

 

Get matched with top game studios in Singapore and beyond, where you will be mentored by game development rockstars and refine your technical skills in programming, 3D development, and game design. Gain resume-worthy experiences, build up both soft skills and confidence, and make the right connections for when you are ready to press play.

Overseas Programmes

 

Expand your global horizons. Explore diverse socio-cultural and business landscapes, international trends, and networking opportunities through study exchanges, educational trips, international conferences, design festivals, and competitions.

Diploma-Plus Programmes

 

Broaden your horizons through the Diploma-Plus Programme, where you can acquire specialised skills and advanced knowledge for immediate workplace application or further university studies. This certified programme culminates in a Dip-Plus transcript awarded at graduation.

Industry Collaborations

 

Sharpen your skills through learning opportunities we co-create with our extensive network of industry partners.

 

Work alongside top players on real-world projects, delve into the latest innovations, and get exclusive access to PlayStation® development sets.

 

Round out this level with guest lectures, field trips, and the chance to harness the power of games for good.

You’ll have multiple pathways after graduation​

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Pursue a degree

Get advanced standing for courses at local and overseas universities. Many of our graduates go on to pursue degrees at:

  • Nanyang Technological University
  • National University of Singapore
  • Singapore Institute of Technology
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Kickstart your career

Our graduates are highly sought after in dynamic industries, with rewarding careers in:

  • 3D Graphics Programmer
  • Artificial Intelligence Programmer
  • Extended Reality Developer
  • Game Designer
  • Gameplay Programmer
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Advance your diploma

Pursue post-diploma opportunities, including specialist diplomas, industry-recognised certifications, and work-study programmes.

Pursue a degree

Get advanced standing for courses at local and overseas universities. Our graduates have pursued degrees at:

  • Nanyang Technological University
  • National University of Singapore
  • Singapore Institute of Technology
  • Singapore University of Technology and Design
  • DigiPen Institute of Technology Singapore

Kickstart your career

Our graduates are highly sought after in dynamic industries, with rewarding careers in:

  • 3D Graphics Programmer
  • Artificial Intelligence Programmer
  • Extended Reality Developer
  • Game Designer
  • Gameplay Programmer
  • Mobile Games/Application Developer
  • Scientific Visualiser/Multimedia Specialist
  • Server/Cloud Programmer
  • Simulation Engineer
PARTNERS

Who’s on board with us

IGG Singapore

We are confident that the proposed programme will equip students interested in pursuing a career in the gaming industry as game programmers with valuable and applicable skills. Through focused instruction on programming languages and game development techniques, students will gain the expertise needed to thrive in programming roles within the gaming sector.

Mr Richard Chua

Director, IGG Singapore

YAHAHA

NYP has a vision of providing students a strong foundation in game development and game engine application. We are delighted to see that NYP has enhanced its teaching pedagogy with the Professional Competency Model, allowing students more time to apply academic learning into practical work. The experience would in time give students better insights into the industry, providing them with the understanding and knowledge to enter the digital media industry.

Ms Joyce Law

Vice President of Global Business Development, YAHAHA

TESTIMONIALS

Real experiences, real results

Get the inside scoop – students’ insights, experiences, and stories! Learn about the heartbeat of student life at NYP in their own words.

Rey Neo

This diploma course provides a very strong foundation in programming which allows me to be versatile on any programming platform or language. Thanks to its comprehensive and industry-relevant programme, students enjoy advanced standing when continuing their studies in top universities, both at home and abroad.

Rey Neo

Class of 2011

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