Diploma in Music Production and Engineering

Whether it's film, music, theatre or video games, a technical career in music can take you places.
Gain a solid background in audio engineering and music production from industry experts. Learn how to:
Engineer, compose, create, edit, mix and master music.
Develop skills in digital sound production, music recording, sound design, electronic music production and creation, MIDI applications, post-production and surround sound mixing, recording and live sound reinforcement.
Use industry-standard equipment and software.
Set up live sound reinforcement equipment, stage lighting, run a sound check, mix and record live sound at an event.
Plan and manage a project with artists and bands.
This program builds on the interests and skills you have and prepares you for an exciting career in the recording industry. You'll maximize your creativity and hone your business and entrepreneurial knowledge, while creating a professional portfolio of your work.
Career options
You graduate with the skills you need to start a career as an independent music producer andor engineering professional.
Graduates may find opportunities for work as engineers in the recording and production industries with touring commercial artists, advertising groups, broadcasting companies, etc.
Future study options
Completion of this program provides the admission requirement for the Music Business Graduate Certificate. This program will give you advanced business skills, industry knowledge, and connections needed to develop a successful and sustainable music career.

High School Graduation Diploma or equivalent.

A portfolio submission is used to assess your basic recording principles and experience with different recording software

Official transcripts – You must submit your official transcript(s) for courses required for admission. We request verification of your complete academic history, including any college or university you attended

Interim transcripts – If you’re currently enrolled in courses required for admission, you must submit an interim transcript. Your official final grades must be submitted by the deadline specified in your admission letter.

If you’re a current Nova Scotia high school student, please provide your Nova Scotia student ID number (can be found on your high school transcript or in PowerSchool) when you apply. We'll retrieve your transcript on your behalf.