The Game Lab is a learning and teaching space as well as a hub for the students of the MSc in Games Programme and anyone else who is making or researching games at ITU. Access to the lab is allowed to ITU students and staff only (unless a special permission has been granted by the Lab Academic Head or a Lab Assistant). The devices and computers at the lab are available on a first-come, first-served basis, but coursework should be prioritised. 

The lab hosts classes, events, and play sessions connected to the Games programme. The Game Lab offers state-of-the-art VR equipment, a set of computers and game consoles for development and play, prototyping materials, books, and a lot of free space to realise games projects.

An ITU Lab is an organizational unit tasked with specific, ongoing contributions to several of the 
following areas: research, teaching, outreach, innovation, or organization. The purpose of an ITU Lab is 
to provide a unique and beneficial contribution to ITU, its mission, staff, and/or students by bridging 
the gap between different areas of ITU’s activities and making them visible inside and outside of ITU. 

For all Game Lab related concerns and questions, please reach out to Lab Academic Head Rune Nielsen [email protected].