Listening, recording, experimenting, debating – this is where music meets technology

At Sussex, Music Technology focuses on creativity, innovation and research. Our course is geared towards the needs of the contemporary musician with an emphasis on being able to thrive in different professional and industry contexts.

have 24/7 access to industry-standard facilities, including three recording studios, a Mac Lab, practice rooms with turntables and synths, and a maker space

take electives from other subjects – from film to sustainability and arts production practices – to open your mind to other disciplines and tailor your degree to your interests

have the opportunity to apply to study abroad or go on a placement to broaden your horizons.

earn about live sound in the state of the art 350-seat auditorium and gigs stage with LX and live PA at the Attenborough Centre for the Creative Arts.

You’ll be taught by composers, producers and music technology developers. The course combines studio recording, music production and electronic music with other creative work. This may include building instruments, designing audio-visual performance systems or creating sound for interactive games. There will be opportunities for you to attend master classes and workshops from experts in music technologies.

You’ll also benefit from our connections with The Rose Hill, an independent music venue and creative hub run by artists and musicians in Brighton and EMUTE, the Experimental Music Technologies Lab which offers skills workshops in programming and making. Outside the classroom, many of our students join bands and musical societies.