Music Technology - MMus / PgCert / PgDip

Our Music Technology course will give you the skills and knowledge to excel in this dynamic and exciting field. You'll learn how to use technology to create, produce and distribute music, as well as developing a deep understanding of the musical concepts underpinning these processes. With a focus on both creative and technical aspects, our course is designed to help you become a versatile and innovative music technologist.

Additional Information

Our course is taught by experienced industry professionals and offers a range of specialist modules, including music production, sound design, and audio technology. You'll also have access to state-of-the-art facilities, including our dedicated recording studios and multimedia labs.

Unlock Your Potential at Birmingham City University

Birmingham City University has a long history of excellence in music education, and our Music Technology course is no exception. With a strong focus on practical skills and industry connections, you'll be well-prepared for a career in this exciting field. Plus, our location in the vibrant city of Birmingham provides access to a thriving music scene and numerous opportunities for networking and collaboration.

Our postgraduate courses in Music Technology provide an opportunity for composers and composer-performers to experiment with and develop expertise in the creative application of established and new music technologies. Royal Birmingham Conservatoire is an internationally important center for performance and composition with technology, especially live electronics. An example of its work is the highly acclaimed Integra Live project, an application that makes it easy to use interactive audio processing to create new music. As you might expect, in this context, our postgraduate courses in Music Technology provide an exciting opportunity for composers and composer-performers to experiment with and develop expertise in the creative application of established and new music technologies.

Non-UK students should hold a Bachelor's degree or a similar degree-equivalent diploma, ideally but not necessarily in Music.