Gamers have the skills to not only change the world but also to create entirely new ones. At SAE, you'll learn how to take your passion for games and turn it into a successful and exciting career.
SAE games courses
You will find a game course to meet your career goals, from a diploma to a bachelor's degree.Why study games with SAE
Game Design & Development Skills
Game Scripts / Programming Languages
3D Character Creation
3D Animation
3D Environment Creation
Level Design
Game Design
Game Mechanics and Dynamics
Game Industry Practices
Artificial Intelligence
Computer Graphics
Working with Game Engines
Augmented and Virtual Reality Skills
Digital Set Creation for VR/AR
Sound Design for VR/AR
Programming using C++
Programming using Python
Unreal/Unity Game Engines
3D Animation
Character Modeling for VR/AR
3D Environment Creation
Working with location based, mobile based, & wearable VR/AR devices
Tools & Software
A MYRIAD OF CAREER OUTCOMES
GAME DESIGN & DEVELOPMENT
Level Designer
Animator
3D Artist
Game Lead Designer
Game Programmer
Game Technical Director
Simulation Specialist
AUGMENTED AND VIRTUAL REALITY
Digital Artist for AR/VR
Visual Effects Artist
Technical Director
Software Developer
Game Designer/Developer
AR/VR Specialist
Games student work
Expert spotlight: Nathan Jensen
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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Expert spotlight: David Crowe
David is a regular judge of high-profile film festivals. He has worked in the Australian Film Industry for over 15 years on feature film crews, whilst also shooting and directing independent music video productions.
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