Music Technology, BA (Hons)

Kingston University offers compelling reasons to study music technology, including access to the advanced Visconti Studio with its expansive live room and vintage equipment. Students can engage in local initiatives like the Kingston Singers or the in-house record label, while benefiting from London's dynamic music scene and the university's Gold-rated teaching excellence.The course equips aspiring professionals, such as sound engineers and producers, with skills in digital and analogue techniques through hands-on learning. It covers areas like audio post-production, live sound, and synthesis, supported by facilities including studios and MIDI suites. Future skills training emphasizes adaptability and digital competency, preparing graduates for careers in music production, sound design, and education. Assessment includes practical demonstrations and coursework, with modules like Synthesis, Sampling and Sequencing.

Example modules

• Synthesis, Sampling and Sequencing

• The Analogue Studio