Audio Technology With Multimedia
UK & EU Students
Course Details
UCAS Code:J932
Classification:BSc/BSc (Hons)
Course Duration:4 Years
Course Start Date:16 September 2013
Course Mode:Full Time
Subject Area:Engineering
Course Fees
Students from England, Wales or Northern Ireland
| Year | Fee | Description/Notes |
|---|---|---|
| 2012/13 | £7000.00 | Annual fee. Refer to www.saas.gov.uk to apply for support. Find out more about bursaries and scholarships at http://www.gcu.ac.uk/study/scholarships/undergraduate/. |
Students from Scotland and the rest of the EU
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Minimum Entry Requirements
Non UK/EU Students
Course Details
UCAS Code:J932
Classification:BSc/BSc (Hons)
Course Duration:4 Years
Course Start Date:16 September 2013
Course Mode:Full Time
Subject Area:Engineering
Course Fees
| Year | Fee | Description/Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Contact us | ||
Further Education Students
Course Details
UCAS Code:J932
Classification:BSc/BSc (Hons)
Course Duration:4 Years
Course Start Date:16 September 2013
Course Mode:Full Time
Subject Area:Engineering
Course Fees
| Year | Fee | Description/Notes |
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| Contact us | ||
Minimum Entry Requirements
Only students completing a Sound Production or related HND are eligible for entry to this programme
Programme Description
Why Choose This Programme?
The programme has been designed to allow you to developthe skills and knowledge that you will have gained as part of your HND andoffers you an opportunity to develop further skills. During your HND theemphasis will have been on the practical elements of sound and musicproduction. The course is designed specifically to build on and extend thepractical experience you will have gained in your HND. As such the emphasismoves away from sound production, and toward giving you the skills you need todesign, develop and evaluate audio technology processes and techniques. Thisincludes focussing on sound design for games, audio processing, synthesis andeffects development, audio analysis and assessment, and methods of interactionwith audio software and hardware. You will be introduced to related multimediatopics including web design and video production, and will take part insubstantial audio project work.
What You'll Learn
Years 1 and 2:
Year 3: Audio Analysis and Assessment, New Venture Creation, Audio Processing and Effects, Audio and Interactivity, Games Sound Design, Project.
Year 4: Honours Project / Honours Research and Project Methods, Audio Software and Equipment Interface Design, Advanced Audio Processing, Web Development, Video Production.
HND Sound Production Music Technology or equivalent at a recognised UK or overseas institution.Assessment
Most modules that you will be studying are assessed byboth examination and coursework (sometimes known as continual assessment). Yourfinal mark for a module is determined by your results in both elements with anappropriate weighting applied, e.g. 30% examination and 70% coursework. Thecourse is predominantly assessed by practical coursework.
Career Opportunities
Graduates from this programme can now be found in manyparts of the audio and multimedia industries including broadcasting, soundengineering and games sound development.
Assessment Methods
Teaching Methods
We also invite guest lecturers from industry with expertise in broadcasting, acoustics and audio software development, amongst others, to deliver seminars to our students. Our modules’ content and learning activities are developed with industry input to ensure your learning is enhanced by current professional knowledge and skills.
Employment Details
This course is accredited by the Institution of Engineering and Technology, the industry standard benchmark for high quality programmes that provide ideal preparation for aspiring professional engineers. Our university has close links with the Audio Engineering Society.
Fee Information
To make things as simple as possible we have information on all of this, including links to our award winning student support team, available at www.gcu.ac.uk/money.



