Introduction This course prepares students for careers in creative industries and artistic, commercial and academic research where creative approaches to sound are in demand. The programme offers not only a comprehensive overview of sonic arts from historical and theoretical viewpoints, but also hands-on, practical and skills-based core courses that can help students design and realise original sound projects throughout the programme and build a strong portfolio as a sound artist. Course Modules Semester 1 Compulsory Courses Composing with Sound Optional Courses Music Research Seminar Introduction to Visual Culture Introduction to Film Theory and Analysis Art and Busines The Museum Idea Northern Worlds Semester 2 Compulsory Electroaccoustic Composition: the voice and the Machine Sound Design for New Media Optional Words and Music Contemporary European Opera Locations and Dislocatoins: The Role of Place in Literature Curating an Exhibition Developing A Theory of Practice: Learning and Museums Northern Peoples and Cultures Roads: Mobility, Movement, Migration Cultural Property Issues: Law, Art and and Museums Oral Traditions Semester 3 Research Project in Sonic Arts Why Study at Aberdeen? You are prepared for all theoretical and practial skills to enjoy a creatie industries career. This is a subject which is in demand As a Sonic Arts student you will be a member of Sound Emporium Research Group, an active group in the univeristy with close relationships to festivals and performances and wide ranging opportunities Programme Quick Facts University of Aberdeen 12 Months 24 Months Full Time and Part Time September start Find out about fees on the programme page Find out about scholarships on the programme page Life in Aberdeen Find out more about: Your Accommodation Campus Facilities Aberdeen City Student Support Clubs and Societies /student-life Find out more about entry requirements on programme page View English Language Requirements on the programme page Find out more from the programme page