BA (Hons) Electronic Music Production

The Electronic Music Production undergraduate course at the University of West London provides students with an in-depth understanding of electronic music production. This course allows learners to develop critical and creative skills and apply technical knowledge, enabling them to craft their individual sounds and achieve a professional standard in their work.Course Content: The curriculum combines practice-based learning, focused on the creative use of music technology, with academic study of electronic music. Students learn to create, produce and perform music using contemporary synths, samplers and software, while developing skills such as programming, sequencing, sound design, mixing, and mastering. The course also provides an understanding in music theory, composition, arranging and business with regular performance opportunities on and off-campus.Key Modules: Subjects studied throughout the course include Digital Music Production I and II, Music Industry Studies, Music Production and Entrepreneurship, Sonic Art in Practice, Sound for Moving Image, and Final Major Project in Electronic Music.Accreditations: The course is accredited by JAMES (Joint Audio Media Education Support), a consortium of industry professionals promoting excellence in music, media, and entertainment education.Future Careers: Graduates of this course are equipped for careers in music technology, audio engineering, electronic music performance, sound design, post-production, songwriting/composition, education, and many more media and arts-related fields.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page here.