School: Nottingham School of Art & Design (formerly Confetti Institute of Creative Technologies). This practical degree explores the technical world of sound recording, creation, and processing in numerous applications. You'll gain experience in sound capture and manipulation within contexts such as game audio, sound for film and post-production, recording studio engineering, mixing, and sound design. The program aims to combine theoretical knowledge with practical training, utilizing industry-standard software and techniques to prepare graduates for a competitive industry landscape, emphasizing employability and a "Do It For Real" ethos.

Graduates are well-prepared for diverse roles in the global sound and music industries. Potential career paths include: Sound Designer, Audio Producer/Engineer, Mastering Engineer, Post-Production Engineer (Film/TV), Game Audio Engineer, Recording Engineer, Mixing Engineer, Live Sound Engineer, Music Composer (with technology focus), Acoustician, and roles in broadcast TV mixing. The course's focus on real-world projects and industry mentorship enhances employability.

Nottingham Trent University provides work experience opportunities on every degree, with an ethos of "Do It For Real," providing practical, real-world experience. The university has extensive partnerships with businesses and industry, including a strategic partnership with Tileyard Education (a major music industry hub), providing students access to workspaces, extensive industry networks, and state-of-the-art studios. NTU is also recognized as a sustainable university with many green initiatives, including generating its own energy. Students learn in world-class studios and performance spaces, surrounded by working professionals.