Diploma In Sound Engineering And Audio Production in Southern Institute of Technology, New Zealand

Diploma In Sound Engineering And Audio Production in Southern Institute of Technology

• Apply a range of audio software and hardware to produce complex music
• Produce complex music using a range of audio software and hardware, and a range of audio engineering techniques and processes
• Create and produce complex music, recordings and other sound-related works
• Apply music and sonic theory to produce complex music
• Apply a broad range of research and analytical skills to inform own practice
• Manage and take responsibility for own professional practice. - Analyse characteristics of the audio and related music industry to develop own career plan

Career Opportunities

Graduates of this programme wishing to work in the audio production industry will be equipped with a foundation of basic skills and knowledge required for entry level employment or/and provide a base for further education.

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