Through a student-centered, project-based curriculum, students develop specialist skills within interdisciplinary teams, collaborating with peers from various UID programmes. They gain expertise in creative and technical areas such as VR, XR, and AI, with two internships at gaming studios providing hands-on experience in meeting professional standards and deadlines. Alongside technical proficiency, students also develop cognitive and non-technical skills like decision-making, teamwork, communication, ethics, and professionalism. The Game Design & Simulation Programme covers research and development, concept design, storytelling, player behavior, and psychology, integrating inputs from fine arts and cognitive sciences. Utilizing cutting-edge software and hardware including Adobe Suite, Maya, Blender, Unreal, Unity, Tilt Brush, Resolume, Cintiq Systems, VR labs, and Motion capture, students engage in hands-on workshops and assignments. UID’s masterclasses by industry experts ensure students stay updated on the latest developments beyond the curriculum updates.