Bachelor of Creative Technology (Audio Engineering & Sound Production) (CRS1200792)

Bachelor of Creative Technology (Audio Engineering & Sound Production) (CRS1200792)

Learn to design and develop characters and worlds – from concept to finished art – and create believable character performances and arresting graphical motion.

Bachelor of Creative Technology (Audio Engineering & Sound Production) (CRS1200792)

During the Bachelor 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. You’ll also get the opportunity to specialise in an area most aligned to your skills and interests by taking electives including Live Events, Studio Production, Sound for Screen and Electronic Music Production.

Explore post-production, surround sound and large-scale live sound systems, develop an area of specialisation and create a tailored showreel designed to kick-start your career in the industry.

Provider

JMC Academy

Study Mode

On Campus

Location

Sydney; Melbourne; Brisbane

Duration

3 Years (or 2 Years Accelerated)

Qualification

Bachelor

Start Date

February; June; September

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Elevate your passion for sound with JMC's Bachelor of Creative Technology (Audio Engineering & Sound Production), where every sound becomes a source of inspiration.

This comprehensive program equips students with core skills essential for a career in the audio industry, offering opportunities to collaborate, build portfolios, and gain practical experience under the mentorship of industry professionals. Learn acoustic design, microphone techniques, audio electronics, and music production, exploring their applications in television, film, digital design, and games. Tailor your studies to your interests with elective options including Live Events, Studio Production, Sound for Screen, and Electronic Music Production.

With access to state-of-the-art facilities and industry partnerships, students graduate with a tailored showreel, and the skills needed to succeed in the dynamic audio industry

The Bachelor of Creative Technology (Audio Engineering & Sound Production) program immerses students in the diverse facets of audio technology and production. You'll gain essential skills in acoustic design, microphone techniques, audio electronics, and music production, exploring their applications across various media platforms. Collaborate with peers on real projects in areas such as television, film, digital design, and games, gaining valuable industry experience and expanding your professional network.

Elective options allow students to specialise in areas aligned with their interests, including Live Events, Studio Production, Sound for Screen, and Electronic Music Production. You'll further explore post-production, surround sound, and large-scale live sound systems, developing a tailored showreel to launch your career in the audio industry.

Foundations (Trimesters 1 & 2)

  • Introduction to the Audio Industry - ASP201
  • Introduction to Sound - ASP202
  • Digital Audio Workstations Techniques - ASP203
  • Studio 1 - ASP204
  • The Art of Music Production - ASP205
  • Introduction to Mixing Techniques - ASP206
  • Studio 2 - ASP208
  • Elective

Polish and Build (Trimesters 3 & 4)

  • Applied Music Production - ASP301
  • Sound for Screen - ASP302
  • Electronics and Maintenance - ASP303
  • Studio 3 - ASP304
  • Immersive Audio - ASP306
  • Studio 4 - ASP308
  • Elective

Showcase and Project (Trimesters 5 & 6)

  • Acoustic Design - ASP401
  • Advanced Audio Engineering - ASP402
  • Major Project - Design - ASP404
  • Choose 1 Elective
  • Sound Design and Aesthetics - ASP403
  • Major Project - Delivery - ASP408
  • Elective

Elective Units

  • Live Event Production - ASP309
  • AV Technologies - ASP409
  • Independent Music Producer Techniques - ASP411
  • Post Production Audio - ASP413
  • Internship - COL401
  • Introduction to Electronic Music Production - ASP310
  • Advanced Live Sound - ASP410
  • Advanced Electronic Music Production - ASP412
  • Applied Electronics ASP415

Graduates of the program are well-equipped for diverse career opportunities in the audio industry. With a solid foundation in audio engineering and sound production principles, graduates can pursue roles such as music producer, studio engineer, production coordinator, or sound designer. Additionally, graduates may explore careers as studio managers, front of house engineers, or dialogue editors, among others.

The program's focus on practical experience, industry connections, and tailored showreels ensures graduates are prepared to enter the workforce with confidence. Internship opportunities with industry partners provide real-world experience and valuable connections, further enhancing students' employment prospects.

Whether aspiring to work in music production, film and television, live events, or other audio-related fields, graduates of JMC's Audio Engineering & Sound Production program are poised for success in the dynamic and ever-evolving audio industry.

Undergraduate (Diploma + Bachelor Degree) applicants must show the following:

  • Proof of English proficiency: minimum IELTS 6.0 overall (with no single band score below 5.5) or equivalent.
  • Evidence of successful completion of a senior Secondary School certificate (transcripts and certificate must be translated and certified).
  • Attend an interview in person or online.
  • You must be at least 18 years of age on commencement of studies.
  • Contemporary Music applicants must undertake an audition.
  • Audition videos/online links are accepted for applicants living overseas or interstate.
  • Songwriting applicants may undertake an audition OR submit a folio.
  • The folio can consist of song lyrics, charts, recorded original songs or other relevant items as discussed with the admissions officer.
  • Music Production applicants must submit a folio.
  • Animation, Games and Design applicants are required to prepare a portfolio of sample work/drawings.
  • Acting applicants must undertake an audition.

Requirements for Alternative Admission

For applicants who have not completed senior high school, entry to a Diploma, upon successful completion of which articulation into a Bachelor Degree program is guaranteed, is based on:

  • Evidence of minimum completion of Year 10, or equivalent, with an appropriate VET qualification and/or relevant industry work experience.
  • Written application (with compulsory 200 word statement to assess functional literacy).
  • An interview to identify potential difficulties that may impact on learning.
  • Demonstrated commitment with satisfactory communication skills sufficient to indicate reasonable likelihood of successful completion of Diploma studies.
  • A portfolio of work or performance audition (if applicable).
  • Demonstrated (above average) creative aptitude or expertise pertinent to field of interest.
  • Applicants must also satisfy all other entry requirements for admission.

Founded in 1982 by John Martin Cass, JMC Academy has been a leader in Australia's Creative Industries education for over four decades. From its Sydney beginnings, JMC has pioneered the private education sector with accredited programs in Audio Engineering, Digital Television, and Digital Multimedia.

Offering a wide range of Degrees and Diplomas in disciplines like Music, Film and Television Production, Visual Communication, Animation, and Game Design, JMC Academy prepares graduates to excel in the global Creative Industries. Its campuses provide a stimulating environment for creative exploration and hands-on learning, with small class sizes and personalized attention.

JMC Academy's internship program offers valuable real-world experience with industry partners, while its curriculum stays current through regular reviews and input from experts. Professional development studies are integrated into every course, ensuring students are prepared for successful careers. Global connections offer opportunities for international exchange and study tours, enriching the student experience.

As JMC Academy marks 40 years of excellence, it remains committed to nurturing the next generation of creative talent, empowering them to thrive in the evolving Creative Industries

Provider

JMC Academy

Study Mode

On Campus

Location

Sydney; Melbourne; Brisbane

Duration

3 Years (or 2 Years Accelerated)

Qualification

Bachelor

Start Date

February; June; September

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