BA (Hons) Sound & Music for Gaming

The Sound and Music for Gaming Undergraduate course at the University of West London is an innovative and unique course that blends creativity and technology. Being situated just a few miles from Soho, the heart of the UK's post-production and VFX industries, the course is a ground-breaking exploration of how sound and music can be applied to enhance the narrative of games and virtual environments. Course Content: The course content includes core areas such as sound design, music composition, digital audio workstations (DAWs), recording, mixing and mastering techniques, acoustics and psychoacoustics, synthesis, audio and MIDI sequencing, and sampling.Key Modules: The key modules offered in the course show the creative and technical skills students will develop. Some of those modules include 'Sound Design & Recording Techniques', 'Sound & Music for Games', 'Narrative and Storyboarding for Games', 'Game Design', and 'Game Prototyping & Design'. Future Careers: This course is designed to prepare students for a range of careers within the gaming industry. This can include roles such as Sound Designers, Music Composers for Games, Foley Artists, Sound Editors, Mixing and Mastering Engineers, or as freelance or independent designers and composers for various clients and projects. For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.