Music Production Degree
Music Production Degree
Are you looking to enroll in a Music Production Degree program?
If you’re looking to push your technical skills to the next level through intricately designed courses that further your recording and engineering abilities, then the Associate of Applied Science in Music Production and Audio for Media Program is perfect for you.
The Music Production and Audio for Media curriculum ultimately provides the student with an education that is both well rounded and specifically tailored to meet the needs of a rapidly changing audio industry.
Students will complete this program with a skill set that prepares them for employment in a variety of fields.
Master Music Engineering
Graduates finish their Music Production and Audio for Media degree with an in-depth understanding of:
Recording
Mixing
Mastering
Along with their musical education, students receive training in Automated Dialogue Replacement (ADR), Location Sound, and Sound Design for Film and Gaming.
The MPAM program caters to a student looking to maximize their income streams through capitalizing on all aspects of the modern audio field.
The program consists of courses designed to provide graduates with the ability to obtain Pro Tools Certifications in music production and audio for film and post-production.
To learn more about our courses, check out AIMM's E-Brochure.
Student Success Timeline
This program can be completed in 18 months of accelerated studies, 24 months of full-time enrollment, or 30 months of ¾ time enrollment. The opportunities and choices are there to make it easiest on you and your lifestyle.
Upon completion of this program, students in good standing will not only graduate with an Associate Degree but will also be given the opportunity to take AVID Certification Exams to become Pro Tools Certified.
This Digital Audio Workstation (DAW) certificate can set you apart and will be one of your greatest assets when looking for a job in your field.
Prior to graduation, all students must complete the required number of General Education credits. These credits can be transferred if completed at a prior institution, but you must demonstrate the appropriate comparability to the applied nature of each course.
