Founded in 2011, Ludus Académie is a European school dedicated to the creation and development of video games and serious games. Located in Strasbourg, France, it offers specialized training programs aimed at preparing students for careers in the video game industry.
Programs Offered
Ludus Académie offers a structured curriculum divided into three cycles:
Cycle I: Multimedia Developer
Accessible after high school, this two-year cycle trains students in the fundamentals of multimedia development, including programming, game design, and computer graphics.
Cycle II: Video Game and Serious Game Developer
This cycle deepens the technical and creative skills required for designing video games and serious games, with a special focus on innovation and project management.
Cycle III: European Master's in Video Games and Serious Games
This advanced program, recognized by the European Federation of Schools (FEDE), prepares students for leadership roles in the industry, emphasizing strategy, management, and video game research.
Pedagogy and Environment
Ludus Académie's pedagogical approach is centered on hands-on practice and professional immersion. Students participate in real-world projects, collaborate with industry professionals, and benefit from modern equipment tailored to industry standards.
Recognition and Partnerships
Ludus Académie is the first school dedicated to serious games and is accredited by FEDE to award European diplomas in video games and serious games. It maintains partnerships with various companies and institutions, providing students with internship and career opportunities.
Admissions
Admissions are based on application and interview, assessing candidates' motivation and potential. Programs are accessible at different educational levels, allowing for progressive integration based on each student's prior academic background.
