Unity organizing games career events for women

Girl coders attending an event in Japan this summer, in which Unity Japan partnered with Life is Tech. (Image courtesy Unity.) — Girl coders attending an event in Japan this summer, in which Unity Japan partnered with Life is Tech. (Image courtesy Unity Technologies.)

Unity TechnologiesÂ is organizing series of events in US and Canada to talk to young women who are curious about careers in game development.

The companyÂ behind the popularÂ Unity game platform engine used to develop video games for PC, consoles, mobile devices and websites. Unity is also one of the most popular platforms for developing virtual reality games and applications.

Women in Gaming: College Series will run from September 17 to November 19. The attendees will take part in a four-hour workshop led by the Unity Evangelism team and will have the chance to win a one-year subscription to Unity Pro. The events will cover workflows, scripting, physics, audio and more. The event is free and open to high school and college students.

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Nuela Ada is a UK-based technology writer. She is also the founder of InspireIT, a free global mentoring program for young girls and women studying or interested in science, technology, engineering and math.