Florida Interactive Entertainment Academy News

The Princeton Review and PC Gamer magazine have ranked UCF’s undergraduate and graduate programs among the best in the nation for the third straight year.

Beginning in Fall 2022, the annual EA Inclusion in Gaming Endowed Scholarship will encourage the pursuit of video game industry careers for students in interactive entertainment and gaming programs at UCF.

The university’s undergraduate video game design program also ranked No. 14 in the world, according to The Princeton Review and PC Gamer magazine.

The Princeton Review and PC Gamer magazine continue to rank UCF’s undergraduate and graduate programs among the best in the nation.

The video game development studio’s move to downtown Orlando’s Creative Village will provide expanded opportunities for students.

UCF’s Florida Interactive Entertainment Academy and local partners are hosting a conference that aims to inspire the next generation of game designers.

Lady bikers, street dogs and visceral sights and sounds from a city nearly 10,000 miles away are showcased in new documentaries completed by UCF film…

UCF to participate in the Microsoft Flagship Schools program.

Jeremiah Graves ’12MS won a Daytime Emmy for ASTEROIDS!, an interactive short story starring two bumbling aliens.