[DigitalToday reporter Lee Ho-jung] Com2uS is running a mentoring program for university students seeking careers in the game industry. The program introduces major roles including development, business and marketing, and AI.

Com2uS said on Nov. 9 it will recruit participants for the fourth cohort of its Com2uS Mentoring School until 10 a.m. on Nov. 16.

Applicants must be enrolled university students who have completed at least 5 semesters. The recruitment covers 5 roles: game planning, programming, art, business and marketing, and AI. Participants will be selected through an online application and document screening.

The Com2uS Mentoring School is a free education program that provides information on the game industry and roles and offers opportunities to communicate with employees.

The fourth program is built around the concept of "Level up!" It will run step-by-step sessions to help participants assess their current capabilities and make their career paths more specific based on information about the game industry and roles.

This cohort newly adds an AI special lecture to the existing development and business fields. All participants can attend lectures in development, business and marketing, and AI.

Training will be held offline for 1 day on Dec. 4 at Com2uS headquarters. It will include an opening keynote on getting jobs in the game industry, field-specific lectures and Q&A, and group mentoring by employees in the role each participant selects.

The program also includes networking sessions where participants can share career concerns and experiences.

Com2uS also operates role-specific education programs called QA Campus, Server Campus and Art Campus, as well as Com2uS Player for university students and a recruitment-linked internship called Genius.