has since ceased operations. Energy Groove Radio Energy Groove Radio is a digital commercial-style radio network. It is a network of eight Contemporary Hit Radio (CHR)/Top 40 Stations playing a mix of live and pre-recorded programming. Energy Groove Radio showcases local and international shows, produced by a mix of DJs, presenters, and SAE students. Freddy El Turk launched Energy Groove Radio in 2009, broadcasting from Sydney, Australia. Since partnering with SAE in 2011, Energy Groove Radio has grown from a single digital radio service - based in Australia at the SAE Sydney campus - to a network of seven stations located across the UK, France, Italy, Germany, US and Spain. In 2012 Energy Groove and Emirates Airlines entered a collaboration which now sees Emirates Airlines play Energy Groove Radio across its entire fleet. Partnerships with other institutions SAE is accredited in Australia and South Africa to award its own Bachelor and Masters degrees and awards degrees in Europe and at Licensed campuses via its partnerships with Middlesex University. Since 2013, SAE Germany offers a Master of Arts in Professional Media Creation through a partnership with the Institut für Computermusik und Elektronische Medien (Institute for Computer Music and Electronic Media) of Folkwang University of the Arts. SAE Institute is a validated partner of Middlesex University in London. Students enrolled in a validated programme will receive a Middlesex award on successful completion of their studies. All BA and BSc programmes are validated by Middlesex University. SAE Institute has undergone a review for educational oversight by the Quality Assurance Agency for Higher Education (QAA). SAE Institute became an associate member of GuildHE in July 2013, one of the two recognised representative bodies for higher education in the UK. Sponsorship SAE sponsors the national unsigned music competition Top of the Ox, recently won by singer-songwriter Ian Edwards, in association with Oxford based record label Crash Records and other organisations. Notable alumni Kriesi Mark Paterson – Oscar and BAFTA winner for the 2012 film Les Misérables David Donaldson – 2005 Grammy Award winner for the film Ray Rob Swire of Pendulum and Knife Party Nigel Godrich Pritom Ahmed Habib Wahid Pi'erre Bourne Pogo Thomas Juth Sampa the Great Shabareesh Varma, Musician Mahesh Raghvan References Further reading External links Official website Audio engineering schools Audio engineering Australian tertiary institutions Organisations based in Oxford