Digital Entertainment & Immersive Technologies

Brabant is a leading hub for digital entertainment and immersive technologies, with a thriving ecosystem of companies and organizations pushing the boundaries of what’s possible in the field. From virtual and augmented reality to gaming and interactive media, Brabant is home to a diverse range of innovative companies, startups, and research institutions.

Best-ranked gaming institute

The Breda University of Applied Sciences (BUAS) is a renowned educational institution that has established itself as a major hotspot for the videogame industry. The BUAS offers some of the best-ranked programs for game design, development, and management in the world, attracting students from various countries worldwide. The institution’s faculty consists of industry professionals and experienced educators who provide students with valuable knowledge and insights into the gaming industry.

The institute has a state-of-the-art infrastructure that includes dedicated game development labs, studios, and equipment, enabling students to work on real-world projects and gain hands-on experience. The university’s location in the Netherlands is also ideal for the gaming industry, with a thriving game development community and a supportive ecosystem for start-ups and entrepreneurs. In addition, the BUAS offers students numerous opportunities to network with industry leaders, participate in international competitions and game jams, and showcase their work at various events and expos. The institution’s emphasis on practical learning and industry-focused education has helped many students launch successful careers in the gaming industry.

Why Brabant excels in Digital Technologies

  • Established ecosystem in Gaming

  • IT, Data Science & Creative Talent available

  • Virtual & Augmented Reality focus

  • Developed High Tech ecosystem

  • Test & Experiment facilities

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Whitepaper Immersive Technology Brabant

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