30 Audio Engineering Bachelors Degree Programs

Scotland's oldest audio engineering course blends history with innovation, offering expert-led training in music production, game audio, sound design, and live sound. With state-of-the-art studios and industry-focused learning, you'll gain the skills needed to thrive in the ever-evolving world of audio.

If you’re keen to develop software with a particular focus on sound and audio, SAE’s BSc (Hons) Audio Software Engineering is the course for you. This one-of-a-kind degree blends the technical with the creative, as you learn advanced skills in audio DSP, C++ programming and plugin development.

The double degree in Audio Engineering and Entertainment Business Management at JMC Academy is tailored for individuals looking to acquire a well-rounded education in both the technical and managerial aspects of the entertainment industry. This program offers a structured pathway to gaining practical audio engineering skills while understanding the business dynamics of entertainment projects.

Develop an advanced technical understanding of all aspects of sound engineering and audio production, as you become proficient in using state-of-the-art hardware and software in an industry-standard professional recording studio environment.

Sound engineering, capturing, mixing - is that exactly your world? Our degree in Audio Design teaches you how to acoustically shape the world with sound and speech - from blockbuster soundtracks to electric car sound design.

Whether you want to work in music production, post-production for film or TV, live sound, radio broadcasting, sound design, game sound or in one of the many different areas of the audio industry, the BA/BSc (Hons) Audio Production Bachelor Degree gives you the knowledge and practical skills required for a successful career.

During the Bachelor's Degree, explore acoustic design, microphone techniques, audio electronics, and music production and how this can be applied to mixed media such as television, film, digital design, and games. Collaborating with students on real projects in these same areas will give you a broader context in which to apply your skills and expand your professional network.

Develop your creativity and gain confidence working in high-quality recording and post-production suites with SAE’s Audio Production degree. Get to grips with the latest music production software, including Pro Tools, Ableton and FMOD, and use your newfound knowledge across the creative worlds of music, film, TV, games and more.

Through a blend of practice-based, self-driven practical assignments, theoretical underpinning, and studio and live venue environment learning, this is a programme geared towards those who really want to get into the detail of how to produce music, from the ground up, in diverse and contemporary production environments.

The BSc (Hons) in Sound Engineering and Audio Production is designed for students interested in developing practical skills in recording, mixing, and master audio content. The course covers a wide ran...

Our BSc (Hons) Audio Engineering degree is one of five exciting courses in the Undergraduate Music program. A technical and varied course covering a range of topics including acoustics, sound recording and capture, reinforcement, and signal processing; as well as advanced sound signal theory, sound synthesis and processing, audio electronics (including making your own sound tools), multichannel and immersive mixing, mastering, re-mastering and restoration.

This program offers a Bachelor of Science (Hons) in Sound Engineering and Audio Production tailored for students interested in creating high-quality sound for various media. The course covers essentia...

Audio Engineers are qualified to work in: - Recording Studios. As a Recording and mixing engineer, designing and directing the process of recording and mixing music production.

The sound school offers a two-year course of common core of sound technician with specializations in third year around Audiovisual Sound, Musical Sound, Radio or Sound of events.

This degree will equip you to use real-life recording studios and production suites to compose, create and deliver music of the highest quality. The programme embraces learners from a variety of musical backgrounds, such as instrumentalists, vocalists and group musicians looking to broaden their knowledge and skills. The course also welcomes those with ‘non-traditional’ musical skills and experience such as programming, sequencing, recording, mixing, and DJ-ing.