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Crytek has announced the latest wave of universities and colleges to sign up for its VR First venture.
Launched at the beginning of the year, the programme is designed to help improve the standards of education for aspiring virtual reality developers and establish best practices for the medium.
A VR First study recently found that the average university has less than two headsets for its students to use.
Twelve new universities have formed partnerships with Crytek, bringing the total of VR First supports to 26, according to the firm’s blog. Each one will create a VR First Lab on their campus, complete with the latest VR development tools.
The new wave also brings VR First to Asia, as well as adding five more countries to the programme’s reach. The full list of new supporters includes:
- Dania Academy of Higher Education (Denmark)
- Darmstadt University of Applied Sciences (Germany)
- Doña Ana Community College (USA)
- Hamburg University (Germany)
- Heidelberg University (Germany)
- HTW Berlin – University of Applied Sciences (Germany)
- International School Of Design – Rubika (France)
- Middle East Technical University (Turkey)
- NHTV Breda University of Applied Sciences (Netherlands)
- Sogang University (South Korea)
- State University of New York at Oswego (USA)
- VIGAMUS Academy (Italy)
