Audio and Music Technology (Hons) Anglia Ruskin University

Overview

The Audio and Music Technology (Hons) at Anglia Ruskin University provides an immersive environment for students to explore the intersection of technical science and creative audio production. This JAMES-accredited degree ensures that you develop the industry-standard skills required to excel in the modern music and media sectors. By combining theoretical knowledge with hands-on practice, the curriculum prepares you for a diverse range of professional roles.

Why Audio and Music Technology (Hons) at Anglia Ruskin University?

• Study a programme accredited by Joint Audio Media Education Support (JAMES), ensuring your education meets rigorous industry standards.
• Access five professional recording studios equipped with analogue and digital mixing desks, alongside industry-standard software like Pro Tools and Logic Pro.
• Learn from a team of expert academics and practitioners who remain active within the global music and audio industries.
• Benefit from strong links to the vibrant Cambridge music scene, providing opportunities for collaboration and live event production.
• Utilise cutting-edge facilities, including an audio-visual studio, a spacious recital hall, and a wide array of synthesisers and microphones.

Tuition Fee Breakdown

• International fee: GBP 17500 per year
• National fee: GBP 9790 per year

Visit the Fees and Funding section for a breakdown in your local currency.

Syllabus

Modules may include:

• Core Skills for Audio
• Studio Techniques
• Acoustics
• Live Sound
• Music Business
• Advanced Audio Technology
• Collaborative Project
• Creative Industries Major Project
• Portfolio

Careers with Audio and Music Technology (Hons)

Graduates from this programme are well-equipped for a variety of technical and creative roles within the global entertainment industry. Many find success as recording and mixing engineers, front-of-house engineers for live tours, or acoustic consultants. The technical rigour of the course also prepares students for careers in audio electronics and software quality assurance.

Former students have gone on to work with internationally acclaimed artists at major events like Glastonbury or have founded influential audio-AI companies. Potential employers include studio technology manufacturers, hi-fi developers, and educational institutions. You may also choose to progress into specialised postgraduate study, such as music therapy or advanced research.