博士山学院

Complete the Bachelor of Applied Music - Audio Production for a career in the music industry as a producer, engineer, musician, composer, sound engineer, electronic music artist, film or game audio sound designer or audio technician.

Real life industry experiences and facilities include:

• learn in one of the best equipped studios and spaces in Australia, Sing East
• access to our internationally renowned Artist in Residence programs
• become an expert on software such as Pro Tools, Ableton and Max for Live
• post production studio for film, gaming and multi-media mixing and recording
• learn audio for VR and Augmented Reality and surround sound film mixing techniques
• collaborate with independent record label on campus Tremorverse Records
• work in a 200+ capacity live venue
• creative collaborations with performers, composers, filmmakers and game designers
• record, mix and produce your own portfolio
• access to our analogue collection
• study with like-minded creatives and expand your industry network
• learn from industry professionals
• expanding skills through researching the latest production and technology
• production and writing suites

The Bachelor of Applied Music - Audio Production is specifically designed to support emerging sound technicians, music producers and content creators. It's ideal for artists that play an instrument and want to expand their music theory and aural skills, as well as becoming an expert studio production and electronic music production.

Students will be mentored by experts in an environment that supports and encourages you to achieve industry-ready skills, so you graduate ready to have a successful and sustainable career in the music industry. This is done by integrating real-life industry experiences in a supportive atmosphere with a combination of highly-trained teachers, extraordinary opportunities and unique experiences that create a bridge to industry.

With access to the best recording and production facilities in music education, sound production students work closely with music performance, music business, composition and film students to create cross-discipline projects in an exciting and talent-rich environment. This results in projects being already underway and gaining traction when the students graduate. There are many examples of a successful career already beginning while still studying.

Pathways & Accreditation

After successful completion of this course, you may wish to apply for entry into a wide range of postgraduate courses.

This course is accredited by the Tertiary Education Quality and Standards Agency (TEQSA) and the qualification is aligned with the Australian Qualification Framework (AQF) level 7 and Box Hill Institute Graduate Attributes.

Career Outcomes

After successful completion you may wish to apply for a range of employment opportunities in the music (and related) industries. The range of roles in these industries is many and varied, and may include:

• recording band artist
• studio session musician
• writer and arranger
• record producer
• studio engineer
• production manager
• producer/programmer/designer of music and multimedia software packages
• production crew member (and many more!)

Industries may include recording industry, music publishing, live performance, music retail, advertising, radio, film, video and television, music therapy, music education and music media.

Box Hill Institute is an Avid Learning Partner that provides access to the official Avid curriculum and Certification exams, dedicated program staff, and co-marketing resources to support implementation of Avid training products.