SAE INSTITUTE GIVES FORMAL TRAINING IN AUDIO ENGINEERING AND MUSIC PRODUCTION , CENTRES ARE LOCATED EVERY PART OF THE WORLD . WHICH IS ONE OF THE WELL KNOW AUDIO ENGINEERING COLLEGE IN INDIA AND OUT OF INDIA.The SAE Institute (SAE in short, formerly also known as the School of Audio Engineering and the SAE Technology College) is a private college founded in 1976 by Sound Engineer, Record Producer and businessman Tom Misner. The first school was opened 1977 in Sydney, (Australia). SAE Institute offers courses in Audio engineering, 3D Animation, Multimedia, Graphic Design, Game Design, Digital Filmmaking, and Music Production. It currently has campuses and facilities, including licensed franchise operations, in 54 cities in 30 countries.
SAE was established by Tom Misner in 1976 in Sydney Australia, converting a small advertising studio into a classroom. Over the next six years, campuses in Melbourne, Brisbane, Adelaide and Perth are established. In the mid-1980s, SAE began opening colleges outside of Australia, including locations in London, Munich, Frankfurt, Vienna, Berlin, Auckland, and Glasgow. In the 1990s, SAE opened a European head office in Amsterdam, and locations were opened in Paris, Hamburg, Sweden, Zürich, Hobart, Cologne, Stockholm, and Milano. SAE also began expanding into Asia in the 1990s, opening locations in Singapore and Kuala Lumpur. In the late 1990s, SAE formed the SAE Entertainment Company and launched full university degree programs with the co-operation of Southern Cross University and Middlesex University. In 1999, SAE began opening facilities in the United States, and over the following decade opened locations in Nashville, Miami, San Francisco, Atlanta, Los Angeles , and Chicago. In 2000, SAE began licensing franchise schools in India, opening four that year. In 2000s, locations were opened in Liverpool, Madrid, Brussels, Belgium, Bangkok,Leipzig, Barcelona, Dubai, Amman, Cape Town, Istanbul, and Serbia, license agreements were signed for new schools in Qatar, Mexico, Saudi Arabia and Egypt. In the 2000s SAE also acquired QANTM, an Australian production, media and training company, and relocated its head office to Littlemore Park, Oxford and it’s headquarters to Byron Bay, Australia.
In 2010, the SAE Institute was sold to Navitas, a publicly traded educational services company. Over the next few years, new locations were opened in Romania, Jakarta, and Moskhato. Naivtas began taking over the licensed branches in the US in 2011, and laid off over 40 US employees in 2014.