What will I learn?
If you want to further your sound and audio experience to postgraduate level and beyond, then the professionally centred MSc in Sound Engineering and Audio Production course is for you. This vocational course will help you to explore and apply current and emerging audio and industry areas such as studio engineering and mixing, mastering, immersive audio, game audio and post production and develop a personalised journey in specific areas of interest culminating in you leaving with a focussed commercial strategy for a sustainable career.The key aim is to cultivate high quality, entrepreneurially adept graduates to work in the Sound Engineering and Audio Production industries from a portfolio career grass roots level to more structured established company environments. Students will be well placed for the real world of work in this exciting field. Graduates will be equipped to take up roles working as a studio owner, Foley artist, sound designer, game audio, recording engineer, producer, audio for post production, mixing engineer, mastering engineer, working for a record label/publisher.
Which department am I in?
Confetti Institute of Creative Technologies
Entry requirements
For international students
A minimum of a 2:2 honours degree, or an appropriate equivalent, i.e. a professional qualification, from a recognised British or overseas institution, in a related subject, such as Music Technology, Music Production, Audio Production, Sound Design, Commercial Production, Sound Engineering, Audio Engineering, Game Audio, Audio for Media, Audio for Post Production, Audio for Visual Media, Composing for MediaIf you don't hold a relevant degree, you should include a link to streamable recordings and/or compositions or other related audio work made with technology and state your role in recording or producing them. Write a short statement on the techniques you used to create the audio outputs that illustrate your suitability for the course along with any industry related experience
