Innovation Center

Dream It. Code It. Play It.

Atlantic Cape’s Innovation Center Delivers the Edge

Student in the Innovation Center. Atlantic Cape Community College’s Innovation Center is a state-of-the-art, forward-thinking, technology-laden facility located at our Mays Landing campus.

The Innovation Center was designed to provide our students with comprehensive instruction and services in Esports, Cybersecurity and Game Design. Students may also participate in our Esports athletic program, which is affiliated with the National Junior College Athletic Association (NJCAA), where they may virtually compete against more than 80 community colleges from around the country.

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Careers in Game Design & Esports Infosession2025

Exciting degree options available

Cybersecurity

Prepare for a career as a cybersecurity professional and learn computer and information security skills. Emphasis is placed on data loss prevention, identity and access management, incident response and forensic analysis.

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Game Design & Development

Do you have a passion for gaming? Become a part of this exciting field and develop the necessary skills at Atlantic Cape. Students will learn game theory, graphic design, animation, 3D modeling and game programming.

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Esports

Learn about the growing Esports industry and develop the game design and business skills needed to succeed. This degree program prepares students for an introductory management position in Esports.

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Next-Gen Learning, Timeless Impact.

The New Innovation Hub at Atlantic Cape

The Innovation Center Building at Atlantic Cape.

Innovation Center Exterior

The Innovation Centers outside patio where students relax on their breaks between classes.

Innovation Center Courtyard

Officially opened on February 9, 2023.
Funded by a $4 million grant from New Jersey’s Securing Our Children’s Future Bond Act and $1.33 million from Atlantic County.
Replaces the original Boyer Hall structure, which was erected in 1967 and was one of the oldest buildings on campus.
Features a new Esports gaming lab, larger computer classroom, 24-person and 36-person seminar classrooms, lobby and common areas for student study and gathering.
Outfitted with state-of-the-art technologies from high-efficiency geothermal HVAC system, LED lighting, and an energy-efficient white roof to enclosed, climate-controlled access between the three B buildings.
Courtyard features a new pavilion structure that provides space for outdoor learning and campus activities, while solar powered picnic tables, new hardscaping and planter beds are filled with indigenous, hearty and drought resistant plants.