SRH University is a state-recognised private university in Germany, part of the broader SRH education group. It follows a practice-oriented teaching approach (CORE principle) that blends theoretical learning with real-world projects, teamwork, and industry engagement. The university attracts a diverse international student body across multiple campuses, including Berlin and Munich.

 

Why Study Music Production (B.A.) at SRH University?

The B.A. in Music Production is designed for creative, technically inclined students who want hands-on experience in music creation, sound engineering, performance, and music business skills. It’s especially valuable if you dream of becoming a composer, producer, sound engineer, performing artist, or creative professional in the global music and media industry.

Highlights

• Creative and technical training from day one with Digital Audio Workstations (DAWs) and studio access.

• Industry-linked workshops and panels featuring professionals from the music sector.

• Real-world projects including original songwriting, recording, and live performance.

• Strong emphasis on combining artistry, production skills and organisational know-how for career versatility.

 

Programme Structure & Subjects

The curriculum is project-based, offering practical and theoretical modules across semesters. Some key areas include:

Semester Highlights

1st Semester

• Recording technology

• Music theory

• Practical projects & instrumental skills

2nd Semester

• Harmony theory

• Digital audio technology

• Ensemble lessons

3rd Semester

• Songwriting & composition

• Studio technology

• Media law

5th Semester

• Practical internship or practice-oriented period ???????? or abroad

6th Semester

• Sound design

• Orchestration

• Project organisation

7th Semester

• Film/game music

• Production management

• Portfolio development

• B.A. Thesis (creative or written)

 

Specialisations

While the B.A. Music Production focuses on the general field of music production, you may explore elective modules such as:

• Film / Game music production

• Sound design and synthesis

• Portfolio based creative development

 

Career Outcomes

Graduates are prepared for careers such as:

• Music producer & sound engineer

• Composer & songwriter

• Studio or live production specialist

• Music business & project management

• Media & film/game music creator

 

Visa & Entry Requirements (International Students)

If you are a non-EU/EEA international student, you must:

1. Apply for a German student visa (Long-term national visa Type D) after admission.

2. Show proof of finances (e.g., blocked account) to cover living costs (~€11,208 per year as per German requirements).

3. Hold health insurance valid in Germany.

 

Key Tips for International Applicants

• Start your application early to allow time for visa processing.
• Prepare performance recordings and instrument demonstration well in advance.
• Look for scholarship deadlines before each semester intake.
• Engage with SRH’s International Office for bespoke guidance on paperwork and placement.

 

Important Notes

• This programme is accredited and recognised within the German higher education system.

• Practical entrance exams and portfolio submissions are key parts of admission — not just academic grades.