XR Development with Unity Info Session

Is 2021 the year when you kickstart your XR career? The market demand for AR/VR engineers is on the rise (1400% increase between years 2018 and 2019).

On Thursday, April 15th join us online for the Virtual Open House to learn how you can can be a part of the future.

This virtual Open House event will provide a comprehensive overview of our educational options — including our foundational XR Development with Unity course, portfolio-building XR Project Accelerator and new certificate programs — as well as the various career paths available throughout the XR industry.

Prospective learners will also hear from Circuit Stream instructors and alumni who have transitioned careers into roles with Unity, launched experiences through Oculus Launchpad and developed XR programs at their company.

We are also sharing details for a new Europe, Middle & Far East, and Oceania cohorts!

The virtual presentation will start promptly at the scheduled time, and will run for about 40 minutes, followed by a 20-minute Q&A session. Feel free to ask our instructors and graduate students any questions throughout the presentation.

What you’ll learn about

• Educational programs and curriculum
• Course outcomes and what you can expect to achieve
• A first-hand alumni stories and details on careers within the XR industry
• The Circuit Stream student experience
• Updated bundling offerings
• Circuit Stream instructors – who they are, and what’s their expertise
• How to apply / financing opportunities

About Circuit Stream

Circuit Stream offers a full platform of XR training and learning services to help you master immersive technology. Established in 2015, the company has helped over 30,000 people learn to design, develop and launch immersive experiences. Organizations including Nike, Microsoft, Autodesk, VMware, Lockheed Martin, the US Navy, Verizon, Walmart, the MIT Media Lab, the University of California Davis, New York University, and more, rely on Circuit Stream to learn how to create XR applications using Unity and Unreal. For more information, visit circuitstream.com.