To apply for DADIU, you must be a student at one of DADIU's member Educations and – for universities – participate in DADIU during your master.
When you sign up for DADIU, you are asked to choose your institution and which role you prefer. We recommend that you choose a 2nd priority as well.
You can apply as Art Director, Audio Designer, CG Artist, Game Director, Game & Level Designer, Producer, Programmer, Visual Designer and Composer.
In the admission process you will be asked to answer 8 questions about yourself, your experience and your motivation for applying for DADIU.
All questions are mandatory and are a requirement so DADIU can assemble the best possible teams.
Also include a 1-page CV and if possible a portfolio (attachment or link).
DADIU is generally BYOD - Bring Your Own Device. You will be expected to bring your own computer to the production, which can run the latest version of Unity.
Besides this DADIU will provide each team with 2 stationary Windows 11-computers with Xbox-controllers.
These two computers meets the target hardware requirements for the Graduation games.
Furthermore DADIU will provide educational licenses to Unity and Autodesk Maya, Autodesk Motion Builder & Autodesk 3Ds Max, and each team will get an online Git repository.
If you are to relocate to another city to participate in DADIU, you can apply for a one-time support grant of 5.000 DKK.
If you are on a Aalborg team, DADIU will cover all costs related to transportation and short-term accommodation in Copenhagen for events like Competence Week, DADIU Days and the Graduation Game Showcase.
After the admission deadline, DADIU will check with your home institution that you are eligible to participate in DADIU. The students applying as Producers, Art directors and Game Directors will be invited to an interview to make sure they are up for the role.
DADIU starts in August and ends in December, 2026.
The admission system opens March 1.
Note that the National Film School of Denmark is the operator of DADIU and the admission system runs via the National Film School’s application system, Kum.studieoptag.dk