Through this Creative Music Production programme at Oxford Brookes University you receive a rigorous grounding in professional production techniques in live and studio environments, whilst examining the place and definition of popular music in current and recent society. You also develop an understanding of the legal, professional and ethical issues surrounding the creative industries. A central core of music studio production modules runs through the course, which supports you in developing innovative creative musical work for performance, theatre, film, television, computer games and mobile apps, supported by modules in music composition and in the technical aspects of music such as acoustics and digital audio.Why choose this course?
- Modules in this programme have been designed with a specific focus on the areas of studio production, creative composition and live sound and music production, to allow you to develop and perfect your skills in these areas.
- Music production is heavily dependent on modern digital tools that expand creative possibilities within music. Our staff's music and technology experience allows you to learn how cutting edge technology is applied in professional music environments, in both live and studio settings.
- Creative industries, including music production, continue to be a growth area in the UK: the digital and creative sector is expected to need 1.2 million new workers by 2022 (according to training body Creative Skillset).
- You will have frequent opportunities to work on live projects within and beyond the University. These include running audio for a televised music performance programme, or providing technical support for charity and cultural events. This work-related learning is embedded across the programme (for example in modules such as Professional Practice), helping you build their skills and experience progressively.
- This focus places the course at the forefront of music production and provides you with the expertise needed to build a career in the diverse professional music industry.
