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Among the training institutions in the field of "metaverse development and virtual reality design", [Wang's Education] is the leader in China, and it has not joined the branches, and it is a chain campus directly operated by the headquarters. Different from many other large institutions of the same type: each campus of Wang's Education is physically face-to-face, the teachers are hand-in-hand, and there are special class teachers from morning to night, and the liver-bursting learning mode will improve quickly, especially suitable for students with poor foundation.

I know that there is a Teeside University in the UK, and although the overall ranking is not high, the game design major is very good.

As far as I think, there will be no VR major, but there will be a tutor who does research on related technologies, and you can apply for graduate studies of teachers who study this technology. But if you follow him, you may not be able to study VR technology. Don't follow him, as long as you have a related major, maybe you can study it.

There is no special VR major, just like there is no mobile phone major, there is no computer major. However, there is a study of materials science such as mobile phone films (films), and there is a study of electronics for motherboards.

You get the idea. I know a person who studied optics as a graduate student, but his research topic had nothing to do with VR, so he still did VR after graduation.

The overall feeling is that VR belongs to optics. You can inquire more about which school has teachers under the optics class who have studied similar 3D imaging technology. In fact, glasses-free 3D is more promising.

VR or something, it's supposed to be in the lab and it's almost done. Anyway, at my school (optics), no one studies VR-related technology.

This is the university for VR majors.

Can you tell us why you want to study VR as a graduate student?

There is it here, come here to see, Internet IT school.

Some schools have specialized game development majors and game software development majors, such as: Communication University of China, Digital Art (Game Design Direction), Neusoft School of Information.

Software technology (game programming).

Computer games, especially online games and 3D games, have gradually become popular forms of entertainment. The domestic game industry is thriving, and there is an urgent need for game development talents. This major is oriented to the game industry, aiming at game development enterprises, cultivating all-round development of morality, intelligence, physique and aesthetics, with the cultural level and quality suitable for the direction of game software design, good professional ethics and entrepreneurial spirit, mastering the technical knowledge of the professional direction, having corresponding practical skills and strong practical work ability, understanding the basic development process of games, mastering common algorithms in games, understanding object-oriented ideas and UML software models, and being familiar with the use of C++ language. Technical talents who can be engaged in software coding, debugging and testing of online game clients, servers, game tools, etc. in the game development team.

You can check what schools about IT in China have some specific majors...

Secondly. Gaming is an important driver of the development of graphics cards. Then a major related to painting production is also a good choice to enter the game industry in the future.

1.University of Utah

The University of Utah is consistently ranked among the top universities in the world for game design. Located in the state of Utah, USA, the University of Utah is the flagship school of higher education in the United States, and its reputation is world-renowned as a public research university. The University of Utah has long been regarded as the birthplace of computer graphics and has enjoyed the reputation of "computer graphics resort".

The Internet originated here, and the wireless network here is also the most developed in the United States.

The long history of technology and the world's top technology are destined to make this a mecca for game design majors.

The game design program at the University of Utah is a two-year program, which is two years less than the average university. And his shining point is that even if the teaching time is short, the professional knowledge of the professor is never bad. This is crucial for college students who are prone to youth.

2.University of Southern California

The University of Southern California is located in the center of Los Angeles, California, in California, the University of California is one of the oldest universities in private research. The University of Southern California recently won the new Nobel Prize in Chemistry, and the director of the Locke Institute for Hydrocarbons is also based here. He is one of the most competitive universities in the country.

3.Rochester Institute of Technology

RIT's Game Design and Development major is jointly established by the school's Interactive Games and ** School and School of Computer and Information Science.

4.Sheridan College

Sheldan College is a recognized public college, and in Canada, Sheldan is a very high-end college. The academy is not only very well-known in the gaming world, but also in the animation design category even more so than in games. The school has its own way of teaching, which has always been a small class teaching method, which has further improved the graduation rate of the college.

You can use the study abroad volunteer reference system to see how many students in the system who are similar to you have successfully applied to this school or those majors, and compare and refer to it yourself to find the most suitable one for you.

It's not very clear abroad that we're good at home.

The game art industry belongs to the animation and game art industry, you need to study the art college, it is more suitable to study the animation major, and you can be handy with a professional foundation to make game character scenes. The results of cultural courses and professional grades must be online.

It is indeed necessary to report the corresponding major of a professional college, and there is not much analysis of which school, but there are still many of them to search for themselves.

This industry mainly depends on practical experience, learning is not enough, you had better learn the game engine again, after all, the models you make must meet the specifications of the engine. You can go to PAWS3D and check out Unity's specs to see what to do.

I'm just like you, I'm a freshman this year, and I want to study in Japan, so I have to learn Japanese in China first, it's very tiring, and if I go to graduate school, I have to pass at least two years in Japanese, and if I go to a language school, it will take at least two years, which is not cost-effective. Japanese animation is different from China, and the Japanese animation department is very finely divided, and I fancy Shinjuku Art Academy in Tokyo, and I want to take the original exam because I like it. Good luck.

There are two types: junior college and bachelor's degree, and there is no master's degree. Most of them are private universities.

The tuition fee is about 10-150,000 RMB a year. Books, albums, shelves, etc.

It is something that ordinary Japanese families cannot afford.

If your parents have money, you can consider burning bags for a few years.

I'm so envious that you have this opportunity. I guess it will take a few years to work before I can scrape together enough money to study anime in Japan. There are many anime colleges in Japan, because others think that anime is just a technical practice.