The BA (Hons) Music Production degree focuses on all aspects of creating, producing, and promoting music. You'll be guided by industry-active tutors using the latest software and hardware to develop your skills in music creation, branding, and business. Futureworks offers excellent studios and facilities, and through its in-house label, 1043 Recordings, you can gain practical experience in releasing music, understanding contracts, and music licensing, all of which are valuable for your future career.
The curriculum covers a range of modules designed to build your expertise in music production, from fundamental studio techniques to advanced mastering and professional development. Below is a breakdown of key modules across the years.
This degree opens doors to a wide range of careers within the music industry and beyond. Graduates are prepared for roles that involve creative production, technical expertise, and business acumen.
A proven interest in music production is also considered.
Applicants generally need 104-120 UCAS points. This can be achieved with A2 Levels (BCC or above), an Extended Diploma (DMM or above), or a UAL Level 3 Extended Diploma (M or above). A proven interest in music production is also considered.
You can apply directly through the Futureworks 'How to Apply' page or via the UCAS system using the UCAS Code: WJ39. Clearing places are available for the September 2026 intake.
Graduates are prepared for diverse roles such as Music Producer, Studio Engineer, Sound Designer, Game Audio Designer, Film Sound Designer, Composer, and Live Sound Engineer. Other options include Music Marketing, Label A&R, and progression to postgraduate study.
The curriculum focuses on creating, producing, and promoting music, covering modules like Production, Mixing, Studio Production, Sound Design, Major Project, and Music Mastering. It also includes professional development and portfolio creation.