An advanced diploma allows students to gain in-depth knowledge of core industry skills in a shorter amount of time than it would take to pursue a degree. Advanced diplomas can vary in length from a few months to two years. Those who obtain advanced diplomas can often use them as credit towards degrees in the future.

What is an advanced diploma in music? This program prepares students for careers in the music, radio, film or television industry. Students will learn from professors who have professional connections in the field they teach, helping to build student networks within the industry and field they desire. Many programs start out with theoretical learning, building to more practical opportunities as studies progress. The program goals are not only to build technological skills, but also to develop employability skills necessary for successful careers.

Through obtaining an advanced diploma in music, students build portfolios, gain confidence and learn key industry skills to develop careers in music and sound. Students often learn to manage their careers for long term sustainability and success.

Programs vary, as do institutions and cost. To find the program that is the best fit for you, research schools and diploma programs before you complete your selection process.

Possible jobs for advanced diploma holders vary depending on the program. Sound production students may work in a variety of industries that include television, radio, multimedia, film and music. Possible positions are recording engineer, sound designer, post production engineer, live sound engineer, sound designer, audiovisual producer and electronic music producer. Those pursuing careers in music can acquire the resources for starting and continuing their careers. Many in the field work for themselves, whether they are performers or in production.

Opportunities are available internationally and vary in focus. Search for your program below and contact directly the admission office of the school of your choice by filling in the lead form