Introducing Trim Vezvesja — Our New GRACE Student Ambassador

We are delighted to welcome Trim Vezvesja as the newest Student Ambassador for the GRACE Master’s Programme. Trim is an alumnus of Saxion University of Applied Sciences, where he recently completed the Creative Media and Game Technologies (CMGT) bachelor programme. During his studies, he distinguished himself through strong technical skills, a collaborative mindset, and a clear ambition to create meaningful digital experiences.

Today, Trim works as a Game Designer at the Saxion XR-Lab, where he contributes to the design, development, and evaluation of interactive XR applications. His work touches on the intersection of design, storytelling, and immersive technology, supporting real-world innovation projects and applied research within Saxion.

Trim brings international academic and professional experience to our ambassador team. Originally from Kosovo, he developed a global orientation early in his studies, working with diverse teams and contributing to projects for international clients and cultural organisations. His cross-cultural background and hands-on attitude make him an excellent representative for the GRACE community.

Trim also played an important role during the accreditation process of the GRACE Joint Master, participating in the student panel and providing valuable insights into student expectations, XR education, and the growing demand for expertise in gamification and interactive media.

As a GRACE Ambassador, Trim will support prospective students during the application period, share his experiences of studying and working in the Netherlands, and provide guidance on XR development, game design, and the transition from bachelor to master level. He will also help build the GRACE community on Discord and contribute to promotional and outreach activities across the consortium. Reflecting on his new role, Trim explains: “I’m excited to support future GRACE students as they take their next step into XR and game development. I know how important it is to have someone who understands the journey, and I’m looking forward to helping new students feel confident and at home in our community.”

Trim will be available directly in the GRACE Discord server, where future students can connect with him, ask questions, and learn more about the study journey from someone who has walked the path at Saxion and now works in the professional XR field.

We are grateful to have Trim on board and look forward to the enthusiasm and expertise he brings to the GRACE network.

Welcome, Trim.