Be a Part of Our Global Network
We have branches in New York, Bangalore and Tokyo, as well as a research centre in Boston. Being located at some of the major IT hubs in the world offers us insights into the astounding developments in the Web field. We use this knowledge to help you stay ahead of the curve.
United States of America
New York is one of the biggest markets in the world, where we learn about the latest trends in the Web. Boston houses MIT and Harvard and is the centre for education in America. Our centre here focuses on Curriculum Development and Enhancement.
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New York Branch
The New York Branch is located in the SoHo district of Manhattan. SoHo houses a large number of IT venture companies.
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Boston Lab
Our Boston lab is located very close to MIT, which houses the W3C Headquarters. Our team there focuses on the Development of Curricula.
Message from the Staff at the New York Branch
Yusuke Matsumura
New York
New York is where the world trends come to flourish. There are numerous IT venture companies that gather here, and it is a hotbed of innovation. Internet Academy uses the advantage of being located in this major metropolitan city to gather information about current and future trends, and develops a curriculum accordingly.
Message from the Staff at the Boston Lab
Hiroki Yamada
W3C Visiting Fellow
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
The Boston Lab is located just a few minutes from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), which houses the Word Wide Web Consortium (W3C). The W3C are responsible for upholding standards for the Web and help design and shape the future of the Internet. We have a Visiting Scholar stationed at the W3C to interact with their team and relay any new developments in the Web.
India
Our Indian centre is located in India's most accomplished IT city, Bangalore - home to some of the world's best IT engineers.
Bangalore Centre
Bangalore is one of the top-tier IT cities, responsible for the birth of revolutionary companies and houses IT companies from all over the world.
Message from the Staff at the Bangalore Branch
Km Pallavi
Bangalore
Right now, India is one of the fastest growing countries in the world, in economics, industry and technology. Bangalore seems to be at the centre of this rapid growth, especially in the IT sector, and this environment exposes our students to a lot of excellent opportunities for growth and success.
Highlights of
Web / IT Education and Development Efforts
xLab, the Research and Development wing of Internet Academy, is a creative agency that is focused on helping brands build a digital ecosystem of Web and VR products to cater to the evolving needs of users.
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Development and production of
VR / AR contentAt xLab, we develop VR / AR content like "Virtual 360 Tours" and "AR Sightseeing Planners" for clients all over the world. Additionally, xLab was awarded a prize in the 'Bangalore VR Hackathon' application contest sponsored by ITC.
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The official xLab website was
nominated at AwwwardsThe official xLab website was nominated for an "Awwwards" award, which honors excellent websites all over the world. This website implements WebVR, a technology that enables the VR experience on a Web browser.
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World's first Unity
Certified Training CenterUnity is one of the world's leading game development and VR development platforms, and Internet Academy is amongst the first Unity Certified Training Centers in India. We are an official partner for the Unity Certified Developer Exam, and teach the official courseware.
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Smart Home lecture with university-industry collaboration
We held a lecture on Smart Homes, with stakeholders invited from a number of engineering universities to discuss the future of smart homes in Japan and India. The situation was also reported in "The Times of India" one of the leading print newspapers in India.
Internships
Internet Academy accepts interns from international universities to promote cooperation between industry-based and academic learning.
Harvard University
Allison Misato Lee
Indian Institute of Technology
Ajeet Ujjwal
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Zixi Liu
Harvard University
Shahyan A. Sajid
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Abdi-Hakin Dirie
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Lauren Spearman
Indian Institute of Technology
Kartik Singhal
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Adrian Reginald Sy
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Ms. Christine Pilkabege
Massachusetts Institute of Technology MISTI | MIT Japan Program
I am grateful that MIT students who hope to be active globally and to study hard on a daily basis, have received various business opportunities that university lessons do not expose them to. I would like to continue building a good partnership with Internet Academy and work hard to develop global human resources through industry-university collaboration.
