Teaching & Learning You will attend the South Downs Campus two days a week for 32 weeks for lectures and practical work, with some learning taking place remotely via demonstrations/webinars and online lectures. A balance between practical and research/ lecture-based learning will help guide you with a well-balanced programme. In most cases, in order to capture the essence of the programme, you will declare yourself as a professional trader. Resources include access to Higher Education only study areas and a nationally recognised music department with resources including: – 5 x Apple Mac suites running Logic Pro X, Ableton – 2 x industry-standard recording studios (Genelec, AKG, UAD, Native Instruments, PMC, Motu, Rhode, Roland, Mackie, Yamaha, Alesis) - we are always developing partnerships with manufacturers and brands, so great discounts on equipment are always available to you – Podcast rooms – 4 x production hot rooms – 4 x production rehearsal rooms fully kitted out with Backline – 2 x theory rooms – Acoustically tuneable recital, performance/ production room – Technical Team support Assessment You will be continuously assessed through a range of assessments, technical and creative projects and collaborations. Through working as a professional in your chosen specialism, opportunities for learners and assessors are gained to achieve your goals. Industry Links All of your lecturers on the programme are fully qualified and are all continuously working in the industry in their specialist fields. We also have a partnership agreement
with The Wedgewood Rooms, Southsea, for regular student performances. Expect a variety of guest talks and lectures from industry professionals, for example, Jason Cooper from The Cure (drummer). Progression Progression can include employment (including self-employment) and/or progression to Higher Education. In some circumstances, this year’s study/qualification can act as the first year of a full three-year degree programme at an alternative Higher Education provider. The course has been designed to provide you with the skills, knowledge and understanding necessary to develop your career as a creative professional. This qualification will provide you with an opportunity to cultivate your employability by developing your creative, performance and instrumental/ production skills in your specialist field. Alumni from HSDC Higher Education music courses include Victorious Festival owners and employees, international recording and touring artists and BBC National Radio broadcasters. Entry Requirements To study on this course, you will need Level 3 Extended Diploma in Music or similar creative qualification, or an A Level programme equivalent. You will also need to display a passion for this field. Mature students can apply with a relevant portfolio of work or audition. How to Apply If you are a current student, please contact your tutor or lecturer who will provide you with the relevant course application form. If you are an external applicant, please apply through our website by clicking on ‘Apply Now’ on the course page. If you need any help with your application or you want further information on the student finance options available to you please get in touch with us on 023 9387 9999 ext. 4081 or email HE@hsdc.ac.uk. More information on how to apply can be found on page 53.
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