The MA Music Composition and MA Music Technology share common modules in research methods and postgraduate study skills, while giving you the opportunity to foster your subject skills in specialist modules. Work is developed through individual enquiry as well as sharing and critiquing ideas through group seminars, designed to provide a forum for debate as well as practical instruction. There will also be significant opportunity for collaborative and interdisciplinary work taking into account other arts subjects at Medway and Canterbury.

The MA in Music Technology focuses on the use, development and implementation of technology within the wider musical context, exploring issues such as interactivity, audio programming, sound spatialisation and multimedia.

Both MA programmes are designed to provide knowledge and skills in practice-based research, as well as giving you experience of current research practices in various areas of critical and analytical thinking.

Course content

• Programming and Production Techniques
• Dissertation and Research Skills
• Music Technology Project
• One from a range of options, including Advanced Acoustics and Psychoacoustics, Electronic Music and Synthesis, Collaborative Project.

Assessment

Assessment is by a range of coursework, including individual projects, skills-based tasks, seminar presentations and written work.

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