IAC Study Trip to Rubika France for Game and Animation Design

Institute for Art and Culture offers students from all over Pakistan an opportunity to study and learn Game and Animation Design at Rubika France for 15 days. Students enrolled in HEC-recognized universities can apply for a fully funded France trip by IAC. Rubika is one of the best schools in the world for Animation and Game design.

IAC is delighted to announce its strategic partnership with Rubika, the Reference School of Animation, Video Games, and Design in France. This collaboration delivers the opportunity and platform to leverage Rubika’s extensive knowledge and experience in the fields of 2D and 3D animation, games, and design. This proves to be a productive association to strengthen the academics and careers of game and animation students in Pakistan.

Interested candidates can submit their design portfolio latest by February 20, 2023. For more than 30 years, RUBIKA has been training high-level creative people adapted to the requirements of the professional world. Rubika has become a reference in the 3D animation, video game, and design sectors.

ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA

• Eligible applicants must be currently enrolled at an institution recognized by the HEC (Higher Education Commission).
• The competition is open to students from all degree programs, provided they have a portfolio demonstrating their game or animation design skills.
• To participate, students must submit both a portfolio of their work and a NOC (No Objection Certificate) from their current university.
• The selection process will be carried out by a committee of industry experts, who will review all submissions and shortlist the most qualified candidates.
• The shortlisted applicants will then be invited for an interview and tool proficiency test.
• The final round of interviews will be conducted on the 2nd and 3rd of March 2023 by RUBIKA and AFD (the organizations hosting the competition).
• The winners will be announced on March 6th, 2023. 
• The Institute shall reserve the right to accept or reject any student at its discretion