MSc Music and Sound Technology (Audio Engineering)
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Postgraduate
In Hatfield
Description
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Type
Postgraduate
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Location
Hatfield
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Duration
1 Year
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Start date
September
Music and Sound Technology in Audio Engineering is designed to provide industry-relevant post-graduate education aimed at forming creative professional for the audio, production, and post-production industry, who wish to pursue careers as creative Audio Engineers within recording, production or live sound settings. Students take hands-on sessions in the University's state-of-the-art facilities, including a top-class SSL studio, guided by dedicated tutors with significant industry experience. The postgraduate curriculum covers all the most relevant and current skills of the field, and sessions and assessment are designed to reproduce, as far as possible and appropriate, the realities of the commercial environment.
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About this course
Explore the most advanced studio techniques, technologies and processes at the forefront of current music production.Unleash your creative potential and cultivate your own individual style to produce original arrangements, mixes, re-mixes and mastering work.Deliver comprehensive solutions and support for live sound in a variety of performance settings.On this postgraduate degree you will create your own A/V interfaces, plug-ins, and programming codes.
When you graduate from these awards you will be ideally positioned to act as an interface between various music technologies and composers/producers. You may also consider a range of related positions such as lecturer, technical editor for music technology publications and other similar professions in the music industry or consider further study at doctoral level.
A Bachelor degree in Music Technology or related subjects. All applicants will be expected to have a solid prior knowledge of standard music studio devices, including practical experience across a range of typical audio software. Applicants lacking formal qualifications may be considered if they can demonstrate significant relevant industry experience.
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Great place to study and xplore life. Nice people.I would recommend the same. Thanks for everything
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I had a worst experience at this place. I was studying Graphic Designing and witnessed the worst quality of course, teaching and administration. Complaints and feedback were neglected and no one was concerned about students.
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The course in hardworking but interesting too. accommodation is tiny but good. For fun go to Watford gym, swimming pool and clubs in the forum.
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Course rating
Recommended
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This centre's achievements
All courses are up to date
The average rating is higher than 3.7
More than 50 reviews in the last 12 months
This centre has featured on Emagister for 5 years
Subjects
- Sound
- Technology
- Industry
- Engineering
- Music
- Audio Engineering
- Production Quality
- Production
- Production planning
- Economies
- Technology it
Course programme
Level 7
Core Modules
- Creative Economies - 15 Credits
- Research and Enquiry - 15 Credits
- Audio Production and Design - 30 Credits
- Studio Technologies, Processes and Practices - 30 Credits
- Music and Sound Project - 60 Credits
- Audio Engineering - 30 Credits
Optional
- Research and Enquiry (Online) - 15 Credits
- Creative Economies (Online) - 15 Credits
Lecture, seminars and tutorials are typically scheduled over two consecutive days a week, plus some extra sessions for particular workshops, performance and recording. In addition to scheduled sessions, students are expected to engage in continuous self-directed study and studio practice.
Additional information
MSc Music and Sound Technology (Audio Engineering)