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Start your career ahead of the game

Gamers have the skills to not only change the world but create entire new ones. At SAE, you'll learn how to take your passion for games and turn it into a successful, exciting career.

From certificates through to postgraduate degrees, you can easily build on your qualifications to suit your career goals.

Why study games with SAE

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As experts in their field, our games lecturers have extensive industry experience, connections and often a long list of game development achievements.

Games Students With Games Storyboard

We're output focused and are much more interested in developing your craft, than an exam score. That's why at SAE you'll be in the studio in small classes working on industry-based projects, You'll have opportunities to collaborate with audio technicians, designers, filmmakers, designers, animators and other game developers.

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Learn advanced-level industry-standard software like Unreal Engine 4, Unity3D, Autodesk 3D Studio Max and Maya, developing for technologies such as Oculus Rift, HTC Vive, Android, and iOS.

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Graduate with a portfolio, work experience, employability and entrepreneurial skills and a network of fellow creatives.

Gameplay programming Game engine programming Game design C++ and C# programming language Game engine programming Tools development

Game designer
Game economy designer
Level designer
Simulation specialist
Analyst
Community manager
Systems designer
& many more

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Games student work

As an interactive designer, Adrian designed and created the first touch screen computer interactive exhibit at the Royal Show and was involved in designing and delivering Australia's first interactive digital services for Telstra.

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SAE expert Adrian Bruch

A keen developer, Thejaswi has actively contributed from Games Development to Mobile Apps Development to Machine Learning. He has actively contributed in the past to various open-source projects including Google APIs and Moodle.

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SAE expert: Thejaswi Padmanabha

Nathan Jensen is a programmer by nature, so has the default characteristics associated with that role: decent at maths, analytical mind, a bit of an introvert at first and loves to play with new technology.

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