I would like to recognise the passion and energy of Lauren Szmandiuk Ethan Lucas Tom Howarth Alex Valacos Xander Akkari, our GoDot Ambassadors (a.k.a. Stingray Team)
A group of final year students from the Bachelor in Games Development that have taken their passion and enthusiasm for this tool to the next level.
Big shout out to Rachel Coster for the extremely fun and very practical workshop on Game Preservation
Thanks for being part of the 2024 UTS Tech Festival
Thanks Johan Barthelemy for the practical workshop on Universal Scene Description (USD) and how it all fits together within the world of Omniverse.
Thanks NVIDIA for supporting the 2024 UTS Tech Festival !
Earlier this week, UTS Careers ran an industry panel called "Your Career in Games Development", where 4 former students from the Bachelor in Games Development who currently work in the Games and IT industry, returned to UTS to share their journeys and successes with our aspiring current Game Dev students.
This was a packed session with approximately 100 attendees.
I'd like to express my gratitude to Christian, Ethan, Ailin and Jake (who came all the way from Melborne just for this)
It's fantastic to see you all again and see how far you've gone with your careers.
It is my great pleasure to announce that last night we had the largest Student Games Showcase ever.
The event saw nearly 380 guests, 109 students presenting their projects, 32 games from 4 core Game Development subjects, 6 judges and our friends from MSI Australia.
Thank you all for supporting our students and helping us celebrate their achievements.
And… that the winners of the 2024 Student Games Showcase are:
