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Virtual Reality

Virtual reality is the creation of immersive, simulated environments using computer systems. Advancements in technology has now put virtual reality in the hands of the consumer. This has created a demand for people who can develop this software and experiences in this medium.

Virtual Reality involves the creation of immersive, simulated environments using computer systems. Recent technology advances have made it possible to create high fidelity, high immersion virtual realities which people can access with consumer hardware. Virtual Reality has many application areas, including entertainment, education and military.

By studying this degree you will:

  • specialise in computer graphics, animation, immersive interaction design and virtual reality.
  • carry out a substantial project where you create a virtual reality system and/or experience.

Specialism structure​

To gain a BSc in Computer Science (Virtual Reality), you complete modules to a value of 360 credits.

This includes: 8 compulsory modules at Level 4
8 compulsory modules at Level 5
6 elective modules from Level 6.

You must also complete a Final Project.

Required elective modules​

  • 3D Graphics and animation
  • Games development
  • Interaction design
  • Mobile development
  • Virtual reality
  • and one other module from the list of elective modules.