All teaching takes place in very close collaboration with the game and film industry. Our teachers and lecturers are professionals and can therefore teach the software and working methods that the industry uses. We also often have internationally recognized lecturers on site. The board of the education includes representatives from, among others, DICE, North Kingdom, Important Looking Pirates and Goodbye Kansas, who are involved in influencing the content of the education.

Unlike traditional university studies, which are mostly self-study, here (in our Higher Vocational Polytechnic Education) you will receive more than 20h/week of classroom teaching where you have your own powerful workstation. Right from the start, we will recreate professional life – so you will work in a team with your classmates and students from other educations, such as project managers, interaction designers and programmers.

You are expected to spend at least 40h/week on your studies, with ”working days” approximately 08:30-16:30 four-five days a week. We try to keep the amount of homework/homework down so that evenings and weekends are freed up for private life and voluntary projects, such as in-depth assignments, film projects or Game Jams where you get help developing your own games.