Bachelor of Science (Honours) - Music Technology

Getting into the music industry can be a tough gig, but Teesside University's music technology degree gives students a foot in the door. This course includes an optional work placement year, at no extra cost.

Students perform in and run recording studio sessions. They create, produce, mix and master stereo and surround recordings. Students perform and engineer live performances, programme sound synthesizers, set up and run student-led projects, including a record label, promotion events or radio station, and create and dub music, sound effects and Foley to video and other media. Students get involved in some exciting stuff using the latest state-of-the-art equipment and facilities.