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The Video Game Schools Network

The Video Game Schools Network is a consortium of video game training programs that seek to collaborate with professionals in the video game industry to anticipate changes in the sector and offer the best possible courses to their students, and are committed to ensuring a high level of employability for their graduates.

Founded in 2015, the Video Game School Network aims to:

— bring video game training programs closer to industry professionals
— enable its members to collaborate on joint projects
— better communicate information about video game training programs to the general public

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©GOBELINS Paris

Admission Criteria

Programs applying to join the network must meet the following criteria:

— Have at least three promotions of graduates from the program applying to join the network

— Be sponsored by at least three French companies with more than 10 employees; a sample letter can be downloaded here

— Offer a training program related to at least one of the professions identified in the video game professions framework

— Guarantee an employability rate of over 60% for graduates of the program in the video game industry

Applications are submitted to the Board of the Association, which will consider each request.

If the program is approved and accepted into the network, the educational institution becomes a member of the school network and agrees both to pay the annual membership fee of 1,500 euros and to sign the official diversity charter.

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Members

  • Mastères et Bachelor Game Art
  • Mastères et Bachelor Game Design
  • Master Game Art
  • Master Game Design
  • Master Programmation
  • Prépa Entertainment
  • Bachelor Game Design
  • Bachelor Game Programming
  • Bachelor Concept Art
  • Bachelor 3D Art
  • Bachelor 3D Animation
  • Bachelor Animation 2D
  • Mastère Game Development
  • Bachelor Game Art
  • Bachelor Game Design
  • Licence informatique parcours jeux vidéo
  • Licence arts numériques parcours jeux vidéo et multimédia
  • Licence game design
  • Ingénieur · ingénieure informatique et multimédia
  • Master jeux et médias interactifs numériques (6 parcours : conception sonore, conception visuelle, ergonomie et UX, game design, management de projet et programmation)
  • Mastère Spécialisé designer d’expériences immersives, interactives et ludiques pour le jeu vidéo, la culture et la communication
  • Programmeur spécialisé Jeu Vidéo
  • Infographiste 2D/3D spécialisé Jeu Vidéo
  • Bachelor & Master Game Art
  • Conception / Réalisation de Jeux Vidéo (Master)
  • Dessinateur 3D
  • Concepteur artistique – Réalisateur de Jeu Vidéo
  • Concepteur réalisateur de jeux vidéo
  • Game Art 
  • Game Design 
  • Programmation 
  • QA
  • Game Artist 2D/3D – 5 ans
  • Game Developer – 5 ans
  • Bachelor Game Design
  • Bachelor Game Art 2D/3D
  • Bachelor & Mastère Game Art
  • Mastère Visual Storytelling
  • Bachelor & Mastère User Experience Design
  • Mastère Animation 3D Temps Réel
  • Mastère Chef de Projet Numérique
  • Bachelor Game Design
  • Bachelor Game Art
  • Bachelor Game Programming
  • Mastère Game Design
  • Mastère Level Design
  • Mastère Game Art
  • Mastère Game Programming
  • Bachelor et Mastère Game Design

    (5 ans)

  • Bachelor et Mastère Game Programming (5 ans)
  • Bachelor et Mastère Game Art

    (5 ans)

  • Mastère Production et Marketing du Jeu Vidéo (2 ans)
  • MBA Video Game Management

    (1 an)

  • Bachelor Music & Sound Design
  • Mastère Game Art
  • Mastère Producer
  • Mastère Game Design
  • Mastère Game Programming
  • Mastère Game Design & Programming
  • Bachelor Jeu Vidéo (option Game Art, Game Design ou Tech Art)
  • Mastère option Game Art – Game Design
  • Licence Concepteur Réalisateur 3D – Option Jeu Vidéo
  • Master Réalisateur Vidéoludique – Option Jeu Vidéo
  • Game Art
  • Game Design
  • Game Programmer
  • Licence info-com jeux vidéos et médias interactifs L3Di
  • Licence Pro Infographie 3D Temps Réel – Laval 3DI – UCO Laval
  • 3D Animation / Jeu Vidéo : Option Game Art
  • Game Programming & Design

News and Initiatives

June 12, 2026

The SNJV attended GOBELINS’ Game Art Day 2026

On June 12, 2026, the SNJV visited GOBELINS Paris to attend Game Art Day, an event focused on video games and inclusivity. During the event, the SNJV had the opportunity to test games developed by first- and senior-year students, talk with faculty members, and attend talks led by industry professionals.

©GOBELINS Paris

©ISART Digital

June 2, 2026

The SNJV attended the ISART TALENTS 2026 event

On June 2, 2026, the SNJV visited ISART Digital to attend the ISART TALENTS 2026 event. During this day dedicated to showcasing video games created by senior students as part of their final projects, the SNJV had the opportunity to meet the students and test their games, as well meeting faculty members and other industry professionals.