Academy of Interactive Entertainment
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The Academy of Interactive Entertainment (AIE) is a Registered Training Organisation that was established in 1996 (by parent company MicroForte) as a training ground for future 3D artists and programmers for the Australian computer game development and 3D animation industries. It has campuses situated in Canberra and Melbourne.
All AIE full time courses are nationally accredited through the Australian Qualifications Framework.
In 2006, 280 full-time, 53 part-time, 65 on-line and 50 short-course students are studying 3D art, programming and computer game development.
The AIE enjoyed a dramatic increase in student applications in 2004, after the introduction of their television advertising campaign featuring an animated female character with a comically low voice.
[edit] Awards
- 2005
- ACT Small Training Organisation of the Year Award.
- Australian National Training Authority “Small Training Provider of the Year” (Finalist)
- 2004
- ACT Training Excellence Awards – “Small Registered Training Organisation of the year” (Finalist)
- 2003
- Australian National Training Authority “National Training Initiative Award” 2003 (Finalist)
- ACT Training Excellence Awards “ACT Training Initiative Award”
- ACT Training Excellence Awards – “Small Registered Training Organisation of the year” (Finalist)
- 2002
- ACT Training Excellence Awards – “ACT Small Registered Training Organisation of the Year”
