London is the UK's Performing Arts hub, home to West End theatres, TV studios and more, all just a short tube ride away from our centres. Career areas include TV and film, radio and theatre in areas such as acting, dance, direction and choreography. At CCCG you will be surrounded by performance, music, theatre and drama at every turn, with the world of the performing arts on your doorstep. Whatever role you choose, whether it be behind the scenes or centre stage, we will equip you with the skills and attributes to kick-start a career in this exciting industry.

Want to be an established music technician? Study our BSc (Hons) Music Technology degree at Birmingham City University. This course is aimed at the technical music producer and will train you to use technology to create, record and distribute music. We will provide you with industry connections, live projects and a wide, in-depth knowledge of the field.

Our BSc (Hons) Sound Engineering and Production degree course will provide you with the creative skills and versatility you need to succeed in a constantly evolving, challenging industry. You’ll have access to world-class facilities so that you can experiment with music production, sound engineering, audio electronics and much more.

The BSc (Hons) Music and Sound Design Technology course are designed for students who wish to interrogate music and media through music, sound design and immersive audio applications.  Focus is placed on sound and music as a component of multimedia, including the world of sound design as a creative process.

BSc Sound Design is for those with a fascination for sound and the creative use of audio technology. This degree programme provides a practical, theoretical and creative grounding in sound design across multiple industry areas, from movie soundtracks to music production, games audio, and beyond. Using industry-standard studio and live sound facilities, you’ll learn skills including professional recording and mixing techniques, how to evaluate newly emerging practices and studio technologies and build a portfolio of your personal sound work and projects.

Our BSc (Hons) Music Technology degree course will help you lay the groundwork for a rewarding career in the music industry in creative or technical areas. You'll learn how to create, produce, and engineer music technology projects in our exciting new Music and Sound Studios (opened Summer 2022). You’ll also be able to compose music and sound with professional studio hardware and software, experiment with emerging technologies and practices through collaboration and project work, and develop transferable skills that can be applied beyond your degree.

By utilising cutting-edge tools and technology to address real-world challenges and acquiring practical expertise in working with audio software, hardware, and digital audio in studio and production environments, our BSc will equip you with an advanced technical skill set in two rapidly evolving industries. Keele's combined honours course in Computer Science and Music Production aims to provide you with a high level technical skill set, using the latest tools and technology to prepare you for a range of careers within two fast-evolving industries.

This specialist degree focuses on game audio and film music, covering creative, technical, and business. You’ll compose, produce, and implement music and sound for a huge variety of film, animation, and game audio titles, and be part of networking and collaboration within the school of creative arts.

At the turn of the 20th century, Hollywood was a small and recently-named town that had begun as an agricultural community only fifty years earlier and film was a newly-established industry whose pioneers worked in Europe and America. Today, Hollywood is at the centre of a multi-billion dollar global industry and film is rightly recognised as a form of art in itself.

Do you have a passion for film? Are you fascinated by what goes on behind the scenes of the movies and TV shows you love? Are you longing to get your hands on professional equipment and learn the craft skills you need to make your own productions? If so, Digital Film Production at BCU is well worth your consideration.

We have a variety of Music courses that will extend your skills in production, performance and arrangement across a variety of musical genres. Studying in our industry-standard music suites and facilities will develop your passion for music and develop the skills needed to work in the industry or move on to further study. You will also explore the business side of an industry that is one of the UK’s biggest and most culturally significant creative sectors.

Hertfordshire is home to the majority of the UK's media production. We have strong links with the major film and TV studios, all located within 45 minutes of our campus. In recent years staff and students have worked on major blockbuster movies including Charlie and the Chocolate Factory and the Harry Potter films.

This popular and well-established course combines the academic study of film, television and digital media with the chance to develop your creative skills in a range of practice-oriented modules. Our BA Film and Media will give you a solid grounding in core knowledge and key skills that will equip you to work in the creative and cultural industries.

The importance of music has been long recognised by great minds. It is said that Pythagoras discovered the relationship between music and mathematics by investigating why, when hammers of different weights were struck, the combinations of notes produced were consonant or dissonant. Music is also considered to be a language that expresses the soul as much as the mind, and an art form that can create sonic architecture paralleling the most spectacular cathedrals.