Design. Code. Play. Publish.

Turning a passion for games into a career takes more than knowing how to play them — it takes the ability to design a system, build it in-engine, and ship something a player will actually finish. This programme, built with the Asian Institute of Design, is structured around that full pipeline: design, code, publish.

Why this programme, with Asian Institute of Design

The Asian Institute of Design is shaping the future of play, and this programme is built on that same standard — a creative and technical curriculum that takes you from game design principles through UI/UX and testing, with a portfolio you can show a studio, not just a certificate.

Career Scope After Game Development

Where our students can build their future:
  • Game development studios as Unity Developers or Gameplay Programmers

  • Leading gaming companies like Ubisoft, Electronic Arts, Epic Games, and Krafton

  • AI-driven roles as AI Developers or Interactive Systems Developers

  • AR/VR companies like Meta, Microsoft, and Google

  • Immersive technology roles as XR, AR, or VR Developers

  • IT majors like Infosys, TCS, Accenture, and Cognizant as Software Developers

  • Defence and industrial simulation firms as Simulation Engineers

  • Healthcare simulation and Digital Twin Engineering roles

  • Product-based companies as Full Stack or Application Developers

  • Entrepreneurship — launching their own indie game studio

These sectors and companies reflect the broader industry landscape the course aligns with, and are meant to guide career direction rather than indicate guaranteed placement.

This Course Included

  • Academic Partner

    Asian Institute of Design
  • Duration

    13 Weeks
  • Internship

    12 Weeks
  • Mode

    Offline / Hybrid
  • Eligibility

    Graduates / Final-Year Students

What you will build

  • Game design principles

  • 2D / 3D art & animation

  • Unity / Unreal game engine

  • Prototyping & product testing

  • Game play programming

  • UI/UX for games

  • Testing & publishing

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