Sound and Music Production University of Gloucestershire

Overview

The Sound and Music Production course from University of Gloucestershire students meets industry guests throughout the year, who deliver insights and masterclass workshops on the latest technologies and techniques.

Our industry networks and partnerships enable students to develop the experience they need to enhance their portfolios, and step into industry.

You can read about the modules further down the page, which use different facilities according to workflow:

• Students work on music production, advanced recording and mixing techniques in the studio complex
• Immersive and spatial audio technologies in the 22.2 speaker Soundlab
• Composition and sound design for film and media in the Dolby Atmos dubbing theatre and workstation labs, often working with the Film and TV students.
• Game audio in engine and middleware via Macintosh and PC labs, and collaborate with Game Design MSc students.

Career opportunities:

The Sound and Music Production MSc programme combines academic rigour with practical industry insights. We’re part of the Music Academic Partnership (MAP) – a ground-breaking collaboration between educational institutions and the membership of UK Music. This partnership offers unique opportunities for networking, real-world experience, and professional growth.

Students benefit from interactions with acclaimed producers and industry specialists in masterclasses and workshops, gaining first-hand knowledge from those who tour, record, design, and produce at the forefront of the industry.

You’ll graduate equipped with advanced skills in sound and music production, and ready to pursue a career in a diverse range of roles, from music production to immersive audio engineering and sound design.