1. Develop a strong foundation in acoustics and music technology concepts.
2. Acquire proficiency in sound recording, editing, mixing, and mastering.
3. Enhance problem-solving and critical thinking skills in acoustical engineering contexts.
4. Prepare students for successful careers in audio engineering, music production, and related fields.

1. High school diploma or equivalent.
2. Strong background in mathematics, physics, and music.
3. English languages proficiency

1. Fundamentals of acoustics
2. Sound propagation and measurement
3. Noise control and vibration analysis
4. Audio signal processing
5. Music production techniques
6. Recording and editing techniques
7. Mixing and mastering
8. Sound design
9. Music technology software
10. Acoustics and music performance

1. Lectures
2. Laboratory experiments
3. Fieldwork
4. Group projects
5. Case studies
6. Practical workshops

1. Introduction to acoustics and music technology
2. Sound propagation and measurement
3. Noise control engineering
4. Audio signal processing
5. Music production techniques
6. Recording and editing techniques
7. Mixing and mastering
8. Sound design
9. Music technology software
10. Acoustics and music performance

1. Lectures
2. Tutorials
3. Practical workshops
4. Continuous assessment
5. Project work
6. Presentations
7. Peer assessment
8. Exams

1. 03 years in the UK (may vary depending on the programme)
2. 04 years in the USA, Canada, Australia and others (may vary depending on the programme)

1. Acoustics laboratories
2. Audio engineering studios
3. Music recording studios
4. Computer labs
5. Sound measurement equipment

1. Audio engineer
2. Music producer
3. Sound designer
4. Music technologist
5. Acoustics consultant
6. Live sound engineer
7. Post-production sound engineer
8. Music teacher

1. Tuition fees are £22,950 per year and may vary depending on the institution
2. Scholarship, grants, and financial opportunities are available.
3. Government loan aids are available.

Standard entry requirements are:

1. SQA Highers.
2. A Levels.
3. IB: 34 points with 655 at HL.

1. Opportunities for internships in the music, film/TV, and technology industries, as well as research.
2. Work in creative areas such as film, theatre and the arts.

1. CertHE Entertainment Business & Technology
2. Certificate in Music Technology
3. Higher Certificate Creative Music Technology
4. Certificate IV in Music Industry (Sound Production)
5. Certificate in Music Technology and Sound Engineering

Typically twice a year (fall and spring), but may vary, like:

1. Fall semester
2. Spring semester
3. Summer semester

"An inspiring and incredibly well designed course that gave me the best musical education I could have dreamt of. Life-altering," says - "David Dargahi, Alumni."