Program Overview

Music Production Program

Introduction

The Music Production major at the University of Canterbury is designed to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of music production using digital and studio-based audio technologies. This program allows students to explore their creativity in music making, regardless of the style or genre.

What Will My Study Involve?

• Study any style or genre of music, from electronic music to sound design.
• Utilize the university's on-campus recording studio with the latest software and audio production equipment.
• Collaborate with other students on music, radio, and podcast projects.
• Complete an internship or collaborative project in the industry during the final year.

Courses

Music Production Major

To complete the Music Production major, students must take the compulsory courses for the Bachelor of Music, along with the following major courses:

• 100-level: MUSA152 Acoustics and Recording Techniques
• 200-level:
  • MUSA228 Audio Production
  • MUSA229 Introduction to Game Audio
• 300-level: One elective course from the options provided

Career Opportunities

By studying Music Production, students will be well-prepared for careers in the music industry, including:

• Music production for games and studio productions
• Sound design
• Sound artist
• Creative coding

Qualifications

The Music Production program leads to a Bachelor of Music degree.

Related Subjects

Students interested in Music Production may also consider studying:

• Music
• Screen Sound

This program is designed to equip students with the skills and knowledge necessary to succeed in the music industry, with a focus on creative music production and audio technologies.