RUBIKA Speciality : Art & Design
programme: Game Art

I’ve been at the school for two years now (I did a preparatory year before starting Game Art) and I’m very satisfied with the quality of the teaching. We often have professionals who are still active and have a lot of experience in the industry. However, what I appreciate most about this school is its friendly and welcoming atmosphere, as well as its staff who are attentive to students and their needs.

Overall, I had a very good experience. It’s a great school that helps you reach a high level when you graduate, but more importantly, it equips you to handle big projects effectively. The cursus focuses heavily on group based, end to end projects, which, over the years, helps you learn how to tackle large scale projects and prepares you for professional work.
Keep in mind that the workload is very heavy, but with good organization, everything goes smoothly.

I’m currently studying Game Art. The teaching methods are very student-focused. The courses are supplemented by semester-long projects centered around video games to give us as much real-world experience as possible. We receive genuinely constructive feedback from our instructors on our projects.

Overall, I had a good school experience. The courses are good, and the school environment and equipment are top-notch. That said, there’s a lack of support in certain specializations as the program progresses. For example, in five years of Game Art, we only had one character design course. Aside from that, it’s a very good school overall, and the instructors are excellent.