This course welcomes creative music technologists keen to explore innovative and sustainable creative practice and to develop avenues of interdisciplinary and culturally aware collaborations that can challenge current approaches to music production.  

• You should learn to operate confidently in a range of professional environments as a critically astute music producer applying established and innovative approaches.
• Excel in working both collaboratively and independently as a creative music technologist.
• A key aim for this course is for graduates to have developed key transferable skills that enable them to operate at the forefront of the emerging new music industries.

 

Why you should study this course

To open up opportunities to explore innovative and sustainable creative practice and to develop avenues of interdisciplinary and culturally aware collaborations that can challenge current approaches to music production;

• Access to our fantastic facilities4: several state-of-the-art recording studios (including SSL and Neve desks), iMac music suite including Pro Tools, Logic, Live, Max, Dorico, and Kyma Audio Unit; plus in the new Delia Derbyshire Building a Dolby Atmos/ambisonics studio and a VR/AR immersive studio.
• As a graduate, you may seek employment in the composing, recording, production, games, and screen industries; as well as across wider areas of the new music and audio economy.
• Dedicated, experienced and qualified teaching staff with a mixture of commercial, academic and research-related expertise at an international level (staff may be subject to change).
• Strong emphasis on the course on applied practice within a contextual and critical framework.