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Why study at SAE?
As the only University College delivering creative and technology courses nationwide, SAE stands out from the crowd. Our unique approach to tech and creative media equips you with the practical skills, real-world experience and industry connections you need to make your mark in your chosen industry.
Visit our campus and experience the SAE campus culture and facilities.
Access to FEE-HELP approved courses.
Enjoy a seamless transition to SAE student life, with the full support of our academic and admissions teams helping you as you transition into tertiary study.
What students say about SAE
“I always had the dream of working for a large studio like ILM, Pixar or Dreamworks, so to actually be a part of these huge projects now is amazing.”
Enrico Leasa
SAE Alumni | Current Job: Layout artist at Industrial Light & Magic
“Design is something I’m extremely passionate about, so I found it really easy to focus on my studies. Studying in a small cohort, I didn’t feel like just another number.”
Elly Waite
SAE Alumni | Current Job: Graphic Designer, Busy Bee Learning
“Being able to finish my degree and start my career at the age of 19 was a huge plus for me, as it meant I got four years in the industry before I started my business.”
Eliza Allard
SAE Alumni | Current Job: Director/Founder, The Content Lab
“Getting to meet other creatives [at SAE] who had other passions was very satisfying, as we were then able to collaborate on music and other projects.”
Aldo Arechar Related Blog Test
SAE Alumni | Current Job: Hans Zimmer's Remote Control Productions company in LA
“Studying at SAE provided me with a structure, and connected a lot of the dots, so when I went out into the industry and an engineer started talking about live sound, I was able to understand that because of the rounded education I got from my time at SAE.”
Bill Day
SAE Alumni | Current Job: DJ Bill Day AKA Mr BillSAE Student Work
Student work
SAE film student, Jessica Sherlock conceived, filmed, and produced a documentary, Concrete Denizens, which highlighted the inclusive skate culture in Brisbane. Jess worked with other film and audio students to bring the project to life.
Jessica Sherlock, Lindsay Sultana, Matthew Johnson, Kyle Wheeler are SAE film students who collaborated and worked on this project as part of the Film Studio 4 (Production) unit in Trimester 5 of the Bachelor of Film degree.
Happy Homie is a marketing campaign and brand, created by Debs Lim from SAE Brisbane for a fictitious coffee shop.
Debs worked on a design brief and created design artefacts for print and online.
Who is Nate Nixon? is a short film created by David Ciura for the Master of Creative Industries (MCI).
Singer Nate Nixon awakens 33 years later in the year 2020. With a second chance to make up for past failings, Nate sets out on a new musical adventure.
The film was created as the capstone project in the MCI course.
