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SAE EVENTS

Interested in studying one of SAE’s fascinating creative media courses?

Register to attend an event that will provide insight into studying at SAE, and an opportunity to ask questions and connect with the SAE team. SAE offers online and in-person experiences that will provide you with rich insights into studying. Find out more below about the events SAE offers throughout the year.

Info Night

SAE hosts two Info Night’s a year. At Info Night, you’ll hear from SAE Alumni and students about what it’s like to be a study at SAE. You will have the opportunity to speak to the educators on-on-one and learn about the flexible learning options and pathways available, career outcomes, and more. These sessions are highly informative and include specific course information in your areas of interest.

Open Day

Join us for SAE Open Day where you’ll have the opportunity to check out the campus facilities, explore study pathways for a career in creative media and get all your questions answered by existing students and industry experts.
Our studios and equipment will be in action, student exhibitions on display and your future mentors ready to inspire.

Create for a Day

SAE Create for a day, a one-day program to expand your skills and get you working on inspiring creative projects in the fields of Animation, Audio, Design, Film, Games or Music Production.
Don’t miss out on your chance to experience life as an SAE student, and discover what it means to be a creative professional in state-of-the-art facilities with industry experts by your side.

Exhibition

Ever wanted to know what types of creative projects you can create as part of your course? Come along to exhibition and speak to the students as they talk about their creative projects. Learn about the collaboration that goes into creating these masterpieces and join in the celebration that is the end of trimester.

What our students say about SAE

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"I think one of the main benefits of SAE is the diversity of the syllabus, being able to see what’s involved in production, and having an insight into different film departments was a great way to see which way I wanted to go with my career."

Josh King

SAE Alumni | Current Job: Creative Director, Artem Collective

Man wears a beanie and leather jacker. Graduate and SAE Alumni Jair Wallace

"The best memories I have of my time at SAE are my interactions with other students and lecturers. With so many like-minded people surrounding you at all times, you can't help but be inspired and guided to new and exciting ideas on a daily basis."

Jair Wallace

SAE Alumni | Current Job: Games Designer and Developer

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SAE graduate and sound engineer Leah McKeown

"Sound editor Duncan Campbell was so impressed with the skills I’d learnt at SAE - which is what prompted him to recommend me as a sound assistant at Artisan Post Group.”

Leah McKweon

SAE Alumni | Current Job: Sound Editor

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"When I was doing my major project, I was encouraged to collaborate with students who were studying audio or design, and that’s exactly what you do in the real world. You have to learn how to get along with people who have different skill sets to yourself and navigate through any issues."

Nik Pantis

SAE Alumni | Current Job: Production Manager, Ubisoft

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SAE Alumni and Games graduate Rachel Tommeh

"I found it really beneficial to have this streamlined experience, where I got to meet and talk to teachers that had been in the industry. Learning from a game developer’s perspective was really beneficial, and at the time it was quite unique for where I was looking to go with my career.”