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Ready to meet the next generation of thinkers, makers, and innovators? The School of Design and Creative Technologies believes in an industry-focused approach where students innovate with the latest technologies and use research-informed knowledge to creatively solve wicked problems. Our students are prepped to flex their critical thinking muscles, collaborate in teams, iterate ideas, and push beyond the obvious solutions to drive positive change in the world.
We invite you to engage with these future leaders in design, immersive media, and other creative technologies to advance your company.
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We collaborate with forward-thinking partners in the arts, tech, healthcare, business, and non-profit sectors to equip students for their future careers. Reach out to engage with our program through the Career City Limits Speaker Series, guest panels, and more.
Current Partners Include: Gensler, McKinsey & Co., IBM, argodesign, Double A Labs, Rooster Teeth, Walt Disney Animation Studios, frog design, USAA, Southwest Airlines, AT&T, Meow Wolf, H-E-B Digital, Jam City, Powerhouse Animation, ILMxLAB, Epic Games, Part Time Evil, R/GA, Bluepoint Games, Nokia, and more.
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SDCT Showcase
Explore work from our students across creative disciplines encompassing all forms of media from graphic design to immersive media, digital technologies, and more.
Hire a Longhorn
Our students are ambitious, creative, resourceful, and ready to make a difference. Connect with us to post internships and jobs for your next role.
Industry Pulse
Alumni Spotlight: Grace Davila
Grace Davila is a 2022 Design BFA graduate from The University of Texas at Austin.
Merge Conflict Studio: From Game Jams to Game Studio
From a senior capstone project to launching a game on Nintendo Switch, Merge Conflict Studio’s journey highlights how game jams like Global Game Jam and tools like Unity can transform aspiring developers into industry leaders. With GGJ 2025 around the corner, discover how UT Austin grads Karina Teruya and Melody Geiger turned their passion for game creation into a thriving indie studio.