BSC (HONS) in Audio & Music Technology, Cambridge Ruskin International College - Anglia Ruskin University

Cambridge - UK,

36 Months

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About this course

This BSc (Hons) in Audio and Music Technology at ARU offers a comprehensive understanding of sound and how technology can be used to master it. The course combines practical experience with academic learning, supported by industry accreditations and expert faculty. Students have the opportunity to work in industry-standard recording studios and production facilities, gaining hands-on experience in real-world environments. The program is designed to prepare students for careers in various sectors of the audio and music industries, providing a solid scientific foundation alongside creative skills. With links to local music venues and companies, the course also offers pathways into the vibrant Cambridge music scene and industry placements, enhancing employability and practical knowledge.

Why this course is highly recommended

The course is accredited by JAMES, a professional body widely respected in industry, ensuring its relevance and quality. It is taught by industry-active practitioners and offers industry-standard facilities. Graduates benefit from industry links, placements, and a balanced skillset aligned with current industry needs. The formal recognition and practical focus make it a strong choice for students aiming for a stable and rewarding career in the creative and technical sides of music and sound industries.

Specialisation

The course focuses on sound engineering, music production, acoustic consultancy, and related fields. It aims to equip students with technical skills and industry-relevant knowledge, integrating creative and scientific approaches to sound and music technology.

Course fees

Application fees

1st year tuition fees

16.78L

Living cost

Degree requirements

Entry requirements details are currently not available; applicants are advised to check back later or contact the admissions team for specific entry criteria.

English language test

IELTS

5.5

PTE

TOEFL

DUOLINGO

Career prospects

Graduates can pursue careers as engineers, live-sound managers, audio specialists, acoustic consultants, and educators. Entry-level roles include technical positions in companies such as Focusrite, PRISM Sound, and Meyer Sound Laboratories, with starting salaries ranging from approximately £21,000 to £31,000. The course also prepares students for entrepreneurship and further study in related postgraduate courses.

FAQs

Is a placement year available?

Yes, students have the option to take a placement year to gain real-world experience through internships and industry collaborations.

What facilities are available for students?

Students have access to industry-standard recording studios, audio-visual studios, practice rooms, professional-grade recording equipment, and a variety of electronic and orchestral instruments.