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SIT-DigiPen (Singapore) graduates Alan Miller and Woon Kok Leong thrive on multicultural software development team at Acronis.

For the eighth year running, The Princeton Review has ranked DigiPen Institute of Technology as one of the top 5 schools to study game design.

Graduate Jovi Kartolo talks to BrightSparks about his education, learning how to design games, and what students can expect at DigiPen (Singapore).

DigiPen (Singapore) graduate Rudy Ng talks about his work designing and developing a new card game for Bushiroad called Ascendants of Aetheros.

More than 300 attendees gathered this month for the second DigiPen Game Conference, a developer-friendly gathering hosted at DigiPen (Singapore).

Dr. Edward Sim reflects on the past six years of his teaching and faculty leadership at DigiPen Institute of Technology Singapore.

We caught up with DigiPen (Singapore) graduate Desmond Wong and his fellow indie developers at The Gentlebros, makers of the mobile game Slashy Hero.

BAGD graduate Cindy Lee talks about her journey from junior college to DigiPen to pixel artist and lead designer at indie game developer Springloaded.

Three final-year students from DigiPen (Singapore) had a prominent role in shaping the world ofwhen they interned at Witching Hour Studios.

DigiPen (Singapore) begins offering a virtual reality elective, giving students a unique opportunity to experiment with exciting new technology.

DigiPen (Singapore) conducted ProjectFUN workshops for students 13-18 years old at Raffles Institution, NUS High School, and Hwa Chong Institution.

Three SIT-DigiPen (Singapore) graduates on the important work they are doing at Autodesk in the realm of 3D printing and modeling.

Three SIT-DigiPen (Singapore) graduates work for ST Electronics and use their educational knowledge to create serious simulations for training purposes.

We caught up with three SIT-DigiPen (Singapore) alumni who are making resident-centric apps for Government Digital Services (GDS) at The Hive.

The alumni who make up Gattai Games are getting ready to release their experimental horror game, Stifled.

A group of 14 students from Singapore’s NUS High School had the opportunity to travel overseas this summer to DigiPen’s Redmond campus.

SIT-DigiPen graduate Billy Ker talks about his experiences as an award-winning infographics journalist at The New Paper in Singapore.

RTIS alumni Tang Tien Wei Keith and Yap Teng Hong explain to BrightSparks magazine how DigiPen (Singapore) helped to launch their careers.

Approximately 240 students and faculty voted for their favorite student games of 2016 created at DigiPen’s Singapore campus.

DigiPen (Singapore) graduate Larry Low Yun Long makes his mark as a digital designer at the Procter & Gamble Innovation Center.