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A group of 18 DigiPen (Singapore) students had the chance to develop innovative VR simulation projects for the Republic of Singapore Air Force.

How can you make your art portfolio get noticed (in a good way) when applying for a job? Here are seven great tips from two game and film industry experts.

Kubrix, an RPG adventure, and The Way Home, a short film made in Unreal Engine 4, were among the big winners at this year’s student awards ceremony.

Marc Tan talks about his journey from graphic design to the world of CG animation and teaching a new generation of aspiring artists at DigiPen (Singapore).

We followed up with the seven graduates from our first Attach-and-Train program, each of whom are now working as professional software developers.

We caught up with nine DigiPen (Singapore) alumni who contributed to the art, design, and engineering on Bandai Namco Entertainment’s popular flight combat game.

We talked with two DigiPen (Singapore) alumni who went from longtime fans of Razer game products to valued company employees.

With our new Attach-and-Train program, students will learn embedded software development and undergo on-the-job training at a partnering company.

After working as entrepreneurs and game developers at some of the world’s biggest studios, these DigiPen alumni turned faculty are back on campus.

We’re proud to be joining as an official university partner in a new data science competition hosted by Singaporean e-commerce platform Shopee.

Two DigiPen (Singapore) students talk about their internship at Visual Engineering in Norway, creating VR simulations for the industrial workforce.

After launching his career at Autodesk, DigiPen (Singapore) graduate Michael Tay recently jumped at the chance to work for Apple at their U.S. campus.

We caught up with the eight DigiPen (Singapore) alumni who had a major hand in developing Koei Tecmo’s feline-themed mobile strategy game Nyapuri.

Celebrate the holiday season with these fun and zany winter-themed games and animations from DigiPen (Singapore).

From being just a small indie games startup to taking on large-scale government projects, Lionfish Studios has come a long way. We caught up with alumnus Zhang Zi Tian to find out more about the studio’s journey so far, plus what they plan…

Max Chew, a DigiPen (Singapore) graduate now working as an artist in Japan, shares his advice on how to land an overseas job opportunity.

DigiPen (Singapore) graduate Chester Liew talks about the intersection of data science and e-commerce in his work as an engineer for online retailer Shopee.

SIT-DigiPen (Singapore) graduates continue to be highly sought after, with increased employment rates and full-time permanent employment rates.

In commemoration of our 10th Anniversary, here’s a look back at some of our milestones and highlights over the years.

Dilip Chaubey has been with DigiPen (Singapore) since the very beginning in 2008, and his career at DigiPen (Singapore) has been an exciting and fulfilling one.