BA Creative Music Technology

The BA Creative Music Technology course aims primarily to develop creative and technically skilled graduates for employment within the composition, recording, entertainment and new media industries. The BA Creative Music Technology is intended primarily for aspiring creative users of these audio technologies, this programme is ear-led and values creative ability and achievement above traditional musicianship.

Required qualifications for the BA Creative Music Technology programme:
220-260 AS points or equivalent and a CD/DVD of your music portfolio plus IELTS 6.0.

Application via UCAS or direct - see http://www.bathspa.ac.uk/courses/how-to-apply/international/

Term fees /Cost: 9000 British pounds per year (3 year course)

Welcome to Bath Spa University: A university proud of its top quality teaching!

Bath Spa University is a fantastic place to study in the beautiful city of Bath just 1.5 hours from London. The campuses are probably the most beautiful in England and students love studying here (source: 2008 National Student Satisfaction Survey).The university is ranked in the top ten of the modern UK Universities (source: Sunday Times 2008). With 5500 students, 150 from overseas; the university is small enough to offer students a personal service.

Bath Spa University offers pre-degree, undergraduate and postgraduate degrees in art and design, performing arts, education, humanities, business and management and many other subjects. Bath Spa University has been designated a Centre for Excellence in Teaching and Learning (CETL), the only one in the UK for both Creativity & the Arts AND Enterprise & Employability.

Newton Park campus, where all courses and subjects except art and design are located, is a spectacular parkland estate. The campus has its own lakes, nature reserve, woods and farmland, along with numerous historic buildings. A frequent bus service takes students right into the city centre. There is a modern library, lecture theatres, laboratories and two performing arts venues. The Students’ Union (SU) houses a large bar and common room, a bookshop, stationery shop and general shop – which won a prize for best university shop in 2006.

At the Sion Hill campus, art and design working areas include graphic design studios; electronic media workshops; studios for art, textiles and sculpture; workshops for wood, etching, lithography and silkscreen; and photography darkrooms.

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