An audio engineering degree offers international students the chance to explore the technical side of sound production across various industries, from music to gaming and live performances.
Audio engineering, which is sometimes referred to as sound engineering, is the discipline that deals with the technical aspects of sound production. As an audio engineer, you could work in a range of different areas. These include music production, video games, live performances and radio, among others. As well as working in pre-release production, you may also have opportunities to work with live performances, doing live sound mixing, sound reinforcement and sound checking.
During an Audio Engineering degree, you will cover the basics of music production and music theory, as well as the more specific aspects of audio engineering. Some examples of modules you could study include:
During a masters in Audio Engineering, you will build upon the your knowledge and understanding gained at undergraduate level, taking your abilities to the next level. Some examples of modules you might study are:
Creative Music Production & Sound Engineering BA (Hons), Cert HE
Catalyst - Institute for Creative Arts and Technology Germany
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Music (Production) BA (Hons)
The Liverpool Institute for Performing Arts (LIPA) United Kingdom
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Audio Engineering Entertainment Industry Program UG:Certificate
Musicians Institute College of Contemporary Music United States
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Acoustical and Audio Engineering with Foundation Year BEng
University of Salford United Kingdom
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Music and Sound Technology (Audio Engineering) MSc
University of Hertfordshire (UH) United Kingdom
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BSc/BSc (Hons) Audio Technology with Electronics BSc, BSc (Hons)
Glasgow Caledonian University (GCU) United Kingdom
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