Resm Computer Music in University of Plymouth, UK

Resm Computer Music in University of Plymouth

Course Details

The future of the music industry lies with computer technology – and what we can do with that technology. It affects how we create, perform and distribute music. Whether you’re a practising musician, a sound engineer or a professional looking to combine your background and passion for music, we’ll help you explore key concepts at the heart of music, science and technology. Immersed in a thriving research centre, our future-facing programme offers you a wealth of new career opportunities.

Key features

• Work as part of a global research centre – the Interdisciplinary Centre for Computer Music Research (ICCMR) – with staff, PhD students and post-doctoral researchers from all over the world.
• Take advantage of the ICCMR’s research collaborations with partners in Europe and the USA, allowing you to visit renowned institutions such as IRCAM in Paris, NOTAM in Oslo and CalArts in the USA to develop your research project.
• Projects can range from innovative approaches to composition and performance using computers, and the design of assistive music technology, to studying how music is processed in the brain.
• Gain the skills necessary to progress to more advanced research at PhD level. 
• Balance your work commitments and further education with the opportunity to study part time for a masters level qualification.
• Take part in the annual Peninsula Arts Contemporary Music Festival. Showcase your work in public, stay on top of new developments in the industry, and get key insights into where music is heading in the future.

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