Music Production

From music and film to TV and games, audio soundtracks our lives. Create and produce music in professional studios for a career in the creative industries.

If you live for sound – from beats and melodies to immersive audio and live performance – this course gives you the skills, confidence, and creative freedom to turn your passion into a profession. On this BA (Hons) Music Production degree, you’ll learn to create, record, produce, and perform using industry-standard studios and software, while developing your own distinctive creative voice.

By experimenting and collaborating, you’ll refine your craft through projects that reflect the realities of today’s music, sound, and entertainment industries. Alongside this, you’ll build the academic knowledge needed to support, strengthen, and future-proof your practice.

As part of your course, you’ll:


• Develop your creative, technical, and compositional skills in music and audio production



• Build a solid theoretical foundation to support your creative practice



• Work on industry-focused briefs, from solo projects to collaborative productions



• Understand how professional contexts shape creative decision-making, workflows, and production processes



• Collaborate with students across disciplines and work in production teams to build employability skills in areas like teamwork and project management



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Professional spaces to nurture creative freedom
You'll work in professional music production facilities using industry-standard software, including Logic Pro, Cubase, Adobe Audition, MAX MSP, and Synthmaker. Depending on the optional modules you choose, you might also use Pro Tools, Ableton Live, Unreal Engine, and other specialist software used across music, film, TV, and games audio.

A placement year option and your final year project provide you with opportunities to work with industry partners, helping you build experience, confidence, and professional connections before you graduate.

Artist in Residence Programme
Work with artists, learn from professionals, and create real projects. Our Artist in Residence programme enables you to work directly with professional musicians and creatives, gaining insight into how music projects are developed, produced, and delivered in industry settings. Previous artists include Cherry Seraph, Chris T-T, Ian Prowse, I Monster, Tom Williams, and Utah Saints.

Why study the BA Music Production course at Leeds Beckett University?


- 93.3% of graduates in work or further study 15 months after graduation* *


• You’ll be taught by experienced music industry professionals who enhance your learning with expert insight



• Opportunity to take a paid placement year and gain real-world experience



- Access to dedicated music studios, Foley studios, dubbing and music recording studios, acoustic labs, and post-production suites in the state-of-the-art Leeds School of Arts building


- Work on industry-informed projects and briefs that reflect professional music and audio production practice


*National Student Survey 2026
*Percentage of respondents from this course, HESA Graduate Outcomes 23-24

Curiosity needs thinkers, makers, and dreamers. It needs you!

Leeds Beckett believes that when unlike minds come together, incredible things happen. That’s why they don’t just teach; they collaborate, challenge and inspire.

Their courses are meticulously designed, combining practical experience through work placements with a vibrant location at the heart of one of the UK’s largest student communities. Boasting a top 10 UK ranking for both course quality and student life (Uni Compare 2026) and a prestigious five-star QS rating, LBU sets the standard for excellence.

The university prioritises student wellbeing and stands among just seven universities nationwide to earn the University Mental Health Charter Award - proof of their unwavering commitment to advancing mental health and wellbeing.

All of this is why 98% of Leeds Beckett students and graduates would recommend studying at the university to a friend (Uni Compare, 2026 reviews).