AR/VR game developer

VR Developer

A Virtual Reality Developer codes immersive, realistic apps and games that can run on different platforms. They have multidisciplinary skills for developing experiences for a wide range of audiences, from programming to 3D design.

Game Designer

A Game Designer designs and develops the game experience, defining the rules, the mechanics and the visual and sound elements. They often work in a team with programmers, artists and musicians to complete a game project.

AR Developer

AR developers add digital graphics to reality through smartphone or tablet apps, overlaying information on the real world, such as directions or facts about monuments, through the device camera. This technology is used in many sectors: navigation, education, marketing.

Level Designer

A Level Designer turns the artist’s sketches and plans into a world built around the player. They often convert two-dimensional concepts into 3D models and create the architecture of the virtual environments where the game takes place, also taking care of game sequences and difficulty levels.

Duration

2 years, including 920 hours of lessons given by professionals from the business world, 240 hours of labs and extracurricular activities and 840 hours of internship in a company, which can also take place abroad.

Location

Fondazione ITS INCOM
Via Girardi 27 b – 20025 Legnano (MI), Italy

Attendance

To obtain the diploma, attendance of 80% of the training hours is required. Lessons run from Monday to Friday, 9:00-13:00 / 14:00-18:00 (4 hours a day, with one or two full 8-hour days a week).

Qualification

EQF level 5 diploma, recognised across Europe and accompanied by the Europass Diploma Supplement.

Requirements

Upper secondary school diploma, or four-year vocational diploma plus IFTS certification.

Admission

To enrol in the course you need to pass a selection test and an individual interview.