New courses designed to empower learners, entrepreneurs, and gaming enthusiasts with essential industry skills
“Working with edX reflects our commitment to supporting learners worldwide by providing access to free educational content in the field of gaming,” said Mayank Dhingra, senior education business leader at HP. “We are taking a vital step in democratizing gaming education, ensuring that individuals have the opportunities to gain the skills they need to pursue careers in gaming and adjacent industries.”
As demand for gaming professionals rises, the Professional Certificate program offers a diverse curriculum across game design, game programming, and esports management. Courses encompass both technical skills, such as coding and testing, as well as essential business skills including marketing, storytelling, and content creation. Throughout the program, learners will have access to video modules, each ending with an assessment, to ensure a comprehensive understanding of the subject matter. Learners who successfully complete each course in the Professional Certificate program will also receive a certificate of achievement for the program free of charge.
“With the launch of its first program on edX, HP joins hundreds of universities and institutions in the edX global partner network committed to expanding access to affordable, cutting-edge education in the world’s most in-demand fields,” said Andrew Hermalyn, president of partnerships at 2U, the company behind edX. “This collaboration enables HP to reach millions of aspiring learners and professionals, fostering skill development and career advancement in the gaming industry.”
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