MA in Commercial Songwriting & Production (London)
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Annual course fee
AUD 38,000
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Duration
1 Year
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Intake months
September
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Delivery locations
London City
This industry-driven practical postgraduate degree equips you with the creative and technical skills to thrive in today’s music industry. Delivered in partnership with Tileyard, the world’s largest professional music community, the course balances traditional creative songwriting and production practice with a critical evaluation of specialised tools, techniques and case studies unique to the current music and entertainment industries. Through this course, you’ll explore the societal and cultural contexts of music, conduct research into current practices, and create commercially viable music at the forefront of the industry. You’ll be paired with an industry mentor, matched to your project and/or specialism. They’ll work with you throughout your studies, acting as an external source of advice, support, contacts, and possibly employment opportunities.
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IELTS 6.5
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Type of institution
University
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Campus offering this course
London Campus - Nottingham Trent University - Nottingham Trent University
41 Commercial Road, Whitechapel, London, E1 1LA.
Studying at NTU in London is your next step in building the skills, portfolio, and professional networks you’ll need to get noticed. This modern centre shares the same vision as our Nottingham campuses — to give you day-one access to industry-standard tools and tech, hands-on experiential opportunities, and the support of expert academics and technicians who know your dream industry inside and out. Pair those aims with exceptional facilities, including dedicated studios and teaching spaces, and a multipurpose, 450-capacity live events venue — and it’s the perfect environment.
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