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Choose a major from Hardware Research, Esports Management, or Game Philosophy.
NVIDIA announced that it plans to expand the NVIDIA GPU Centers of Excellence to include the GeForce Academy of Gaming.
Through the NVIDIA Academic Program, NVIDIA has consistently supported the research of faculty and researchers at universities worldwide by collaborating with them. The goal of this program is to explore new ways to enhance research activities as well as teaching and learning experiences, and to inspire cutting-edge technological innovation. NVIDIA is achieving this goal through various initiatives and programs.
NVIDIA GPU Centers of Excellence play a key role within NVIDIA's academic programs and are located in various parts of the world, including Spain, China, India, and the United States.
NVIDIA has traditionally focused on research in the CUDA and artificial intelligence (AI) sectors, but this time it is further expanding its GPU Center of Excellence to include the new GeForce Gaming Academy. Students joining the GeForce Gaming Academy will choose a major from three fields: hardware research, esports management, and game philosophy, and will be trained on how to create next-generation game titles as future developers.
Starting in April, more than 15 online courses will be offered, and by the end of this year, courses on various topics such as urban research and planning, the future of AI in the game industry, and online linguistics exploration will be available.
Registration for the GeForce Gaming Academy is free, and all participating students are awarded a university-recognized certificate of completion.
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