Music Technology at York St. John

Your Future. Your Music. Your Way.

The degree courses we deliver at York St John University all share the same core ideals of practice-based learning, creativity and enterprise, but each offers a different focus.

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Expand your tech and engage your creativity learning the skills to become a confident music and media professional.

This course is focused on developing entrepreneurial producers who can earn a living through their passion for music and technology.

Explore, broaden and challenge your music production skills, developing a sound understating of practice-based research in music production.

THE COURSE EXPERIENCE.

LIVE PROJECTS

We know that the best way to develop as a music producer is by producing a lot of music. Our courses put practical work at the heart of the learning experience. You will be immersed in a world of production projects, many of them with external artists and professional clients.

CAREER FOCUS

The vast majority of professional music producers work as freelancers rather than for a studio or production house, taking their work on a project by project basis and building up a portfolio career. Our courses offers a realistic ‘work experience’ of this kind of self-employment. But you also gain a wealth of transferable skills that are very attractive to employers, widening your career options.

EVENTS

Music Production is a dynamic and fascinating field that is ever-evolving. For example, in order to provide you with the greatest insight into the industry, we organise an annual Industry Day, where music industry professionals come to speak to our students about current issues, and deliver a series of group workshops that give you the opportunity to delve more deeply into these issues in a practical way.

There is also an annual trip to Abbey Road, but this is much more than just a visit. You will work with us and the Abbey Road engineers to produce a real project. In previous years this has included film sound tracks for the BFI, and a ‘Live in Studio 2’ album featuring various artists including The Magic Numbers, The Leisure Society and Matt Deighton.