**OVERVIEW**
The BSc Music Technology provides students with the knowledge and practical experience to work in a range of areas within the creative music, audio and media sectors.

The course will teach you to produce and process music and audio ready for distribution for applications including web and multimedia, film, animation, and computer games. 

​You will also be involved in studio recording and production, location recording and audio post-production, electronic music composition and sound design. 

The Paisley Campus facilities include three professional industry-standard recording studios, two specialist iMac audio labs and students also have access...

Gain insight into the dynamic world of music and sound through listening, playing and composing music.Explore music technology and develop the skills you need to operate a digital audio workstation in a project studio. Investigate how musicians create their music and the techniques they use to bring their creative ideas to life. There will also be an opportunity to work with a mentor on a project where you investigate an area of your own special interest. What you will experience Project based activities exploring a variety of aspects of music through listening, playing and composing Music technology Individual project What...

Do you want to study music in your home region, in any genre or style, and prepare yourself for the music industry of the future? If so, then this BA (Hons) Applied Music course has been designed for you. Studying traditional, Celtic, pop, jazz, classical, and rock, this course will give you the opportunity to explore the culture of the Highlands and Islands and focus your study towards the application of music in a variety of professional contexts.

Designed and delivered by professional musicians, educators and industry experts, this dynamic and highly innovative practical degree addresses the modern...

Within the course students give regular themed public performances in a variety of local venues. Recent examples include a 1969 revue at the Classic Grand, a selection of European music at Stereo and vintage reworkings of songs of the noughties at the Glad Café.

Subjects including in the HND Music course include:Live performance skillsInstrument studySongwriting and compositionMusic business for musiciansMusic theoryStagecraft for musiciansKeyboard and vocal skillsIntroduction to instrumental instruction Recording techniques.Assessment is continuous, with a mix of practical and theoretical assessments and includes Graded Units.

We welcome students from diverse musical backgrounds from classical to...

This masters degree introduces you to the diverse topics and methods of music research and equips you with the critical skills to pursue your own research interests in music. You’ll develop your ability to analyse and interpret musical sources and practices, to understand and apply theories to develop your own arguments, and to communicate effectively to a variety of different audiences. You’ll also encounter musical practices and genres from a wide range of places and time periods and have the opportunity to follow your own musical interests. This qualification will be ideal if you wish to pursue higher-level academic research...

This course will prepare you extremely well for accessing a BEd in Music (Teacher) course or for starting your career in the music industry, either in professional recording or as a session/touring musician. It will push you creatively and prepare you professionally to get you fully ready for the next stage in your musical journey. You’ll spend one day a week rehearsing at the Berkeley 2 Studios in Glasgow (http: //www. berkeley2. co. uk/) and will perform regularly including Live gigs in the college theatre, and local pubs and clubs around Ayrshire Outdoor gigs, such as Jam at the Dam...

If you're thinking about a career in the music industry, this course can help you on your way. If you’re already a competent musician or singer, this course will help you take your skills to a whole new level via the studio and live performance environments. You’ll spend one full day a week rehearsing with your band at our state-of-the-art rehearsal studio complex and will perform regularly in: Live gigs in the college theatre, and local pubs and clubs around Ayrshire Outdoor gigs, such as Jam at the Dam in Ayr You’ll discover what it takes to be a performer...

Anyone with a love of music and performing should join this course which can be attended on a full-time basis for one academic year, or part-time over two years.You have the choice of studying modern or traditional music and given the chance to produce a demo CD. There will be the opportunity to perform locally and further afield and tuition is with a team of experienced tutors / performers / composers / recording artists.Your enhanced playing, performance and recording skills will provide many opportunities. Appreciation of Music Creative Project Music: An Introduction to the UK Music Industry Music: Aural Skills...

Anyone with a love of music and performing should join this course which can be attended on a full-time basis for one academic year, or part-time over two years.You have the choice of studying modern or traditional music and given the chance to produce a demo CD. There will be the opportunity to perform locally and further afield and tuition is with a team of experienced tutors / performers / composers / recording artists.Your enhanced playing, performance and recording skills will provide many opportunities. Appreciation of Music Creative Project Music: An Introduction to the UK Music Industry Music: Aural Skills...

**ELECTRONICS WITH MUSIC**: Combining the world of music with a thorough study of modern electronics, this fusion of arts and engineering produces graduates that are fully qualified electronics engineers with particular skills in music technology. Glasgow is a UNESCO city of music, where you can study performance, composition and technology alongside a range of other music options.