Western Connecticut State University

What you'll study

Coursework brings together musical foundations and audio/production techniques. Students build critical listening skills, learn composition and arrangement, and receive hands‑on training in recording and production using the department's professional studio and industry‑standard equipment. Instruction includes one‑to‑one coaching from the program's audio production faculty.

Entry requirements

The programme requires an audition; audition dates are listed as TBD on the programme page. Prospective applicants are directed to request an audition via the programme's audition request link and can contact the Music Department by phone for more information.

Career prospects

Graduates leave with combined musical and technical abilities suitable for roles in audio production and recording environments. The mix of composition/arranging skills and studio experience positions alumni for work as recording engineers, producers, studio technicians or other music‑industry audio roles.

Scholarships & funding angle

Students should consult the university's general scholarship and financial aid offices for funding opportunities; prospective applicants may also inquire with the Music Department about any discipline‑specific awards or support.