Music Degrees

...Develop a showreel demonstrating your creative talent in composing music and designing sound for a wide range of media (video, film, video games)... Learn about: Sound Design...

...Your technical knowledge will quickly reach a professional standard. You’ll explore the scientific study of how humans perceive different sounds... Learn about: Audio Engineering, Audio Recording...

...as determining how sound can be delivered within both multi-speaker environments and ‘virtual’ spaces.  Core modules studied alongside music and sound... Learn about: Sound Design...

...and develop a critical understanding of how musical parameters affect visuals. You’ll also study the business aspects of this sector, pursue work experience...

...An exciting aspect of the newly revamped programme offers students the opportunity to focus on areas of particular interest in their second year of study such as song writing... Learn about: IT Law, Music Industry...

...You'll also work with others, including engineers and musicians in order to craft an overall music ‘production’ vision. Core modules studied alongside... Learn about: Network Training, Music Industry, Music Production...

...MA in Music Full-Time Programme The MA in Music at Sussex is distinctive in two ways. It draws on the musicological and compositional expertise of faculty...

...an environment where technologies are constantly evolving. You will be encouraged to engage creatively and critically with the way sound and music is represented...

...Course structure You will be involved in an exploratory process, driven by your own interests and supported by lectures, seminars, workshops and class discussions...

...movement and aural studies. Practical experimentation in movement, music, live performance, drawing, photography, video, sound, and site-specific performance...

...programme that facilitates practical and theoretical research across different fields of enquiry, whilst providing links to a network of local and national...

...plus one 40­track facility; a 16:4 ambisonic studio with 3D sound; a film and TV studio with surround sound; and a sequencing lab. These are open for students...

...from improvisation, composition and professional performance to music therapy and community music, as well as traditional music analysis and critical theory...

...including classical, world music, jazz and popular music. Students with innovative ideas and approaches are especially welcome. Course Content This degree...

...techniques and principles used in the design of games, in addition to studying a wide range of music including classical, world music, jazz and popular music...

...performance, and interests outside music. This programme is designed for students who wish to focus on the academic study of music, while still providing...

...of the 20th and 21st centuries, and helps you to use this understanding in your original work. The skills and experience gained during this course...

...are available. Suitable for: This programme is designed for performers on any instrument or voice, who have a special interest in recent and 20th century music...

...require a solo performance). Year 1 Compulsory Ensemble I: The Art of Performing Materials of Music I: Inside the Language Ways of Hearing...

...(3 years) and part-time (6 years) study routes are available. Course Content Research degrees evolve in different ways according to discipline...