Music and Sound for Film, TV and Games Bachelor of Arts (with Honours) - BA (Hons)

Why study BA (Hons) Music and Sound for Film, TV and Games at AUB?

* The course is the only undergraduate music and sound degree in the UK to be embedded within an established film school.

* The course offers access to professional film and game workspaces where writers, developers, composers, sound designers and other crew members collaborate on a wide range of productions, giving you a vivid insight into real industry workflows.

* The UK music industry is one of the country’s creative success stories, generating billions of pounds per year for the economy. The global music sector is also thriving, so it’s a great time to be studying this subject at university.

What to expect

The course curriculum is both contemporary and future‑focused, covering the latest developments in the music, film, TV and game sectors.

You’ll be encouraged to experiment and innovate, building a portfolio of work that can help to kickstart a sustainable career.

Whether analysing soundtracks, composing music, designing sounds or working alongside your peers on other AUB courses to collaborate on productions, no two days will be the same.

Career-ready skills

BA (Hons) Music and Sound for Film, TV and Games offers hands-on experience to develop the technical, creative and business skills required for a wide range of music and sound-related careers.

Along with the many creative projects on offer, we’ll also strengthen your research and analytical abilities to build transferable skills in problem-solving and project management that will serve you well in any career.

There are many potential careers across film, TV and games including composer, sound editor, music editor, music supervisor, dubbing mixer, Foley artist, voice artist, orchestrator/arranger, sample library developer, sync co-ordinator, music publisher, Artists and Repertoire (A&R), game audio developer and radio and podcast producer.