CONCEIVE, RECORD, DESIGN, PRODUCE, LAUNCH YOUR SOUND

The Music Communications program covers subjects from various fields such as music history, sound recording and design, sound post-production, applied composition, music in film, theater, radio, media, organization and production of music events, projects, and audio-visual spectacles, but also communicological and art subjects in the field of creating visual content because in the modern age, sound and video intertwine and constitute a common medium. Subjects necessary for acquiring skills in the music industry and working in creative collectives are included in such a broad program. Also, through certain subjects, students will be introduced to IT areas, which are more than necessary for today’s creation and use of music and sound in general.

By studying in this program, you will learn to analyze and create music content for dramatic and audio-visual formats, write and select music for films, series, plays, and advertisements, grasp global trends, and apply them locally to gain global attention and popularity.

You will learn how to conceive, record, design, post-produce, and promote your own music, as well as how to use video, film, and stage where music and sound have their application.

You will be ready to organize and produce a festival and concert for your music idol.

You will be able to observe music industry trends, recognize the potential of a certain genre or author, profile their music, and present it to the market.

This is your chance to create a music scene and enrich the music industry!

PRACTICE IN THE MOST CONTEMPORARY MULTIMEDIA STUDIO

In a richly equipped multimedia studio built to world standards, you will have the opportunity to work with modern digital technology and apply your knowledge in practice.

You will become familiar with the functioning of every element necessary for recording and creating sound recordings. You will learn how to use devices for recording instruments and vocals, as well as sound post-production programs.

In addition to the music studio, where you will go through the process of sound recording in TV shows, radio dramas, other media content, commercials, and jingles, in the studio, you will learn how to record sound for audio-visual formats, as well as sound in the field, outdoors, and how to create a video and integrate it with sound and music, for various creative needs.

HOW TO BECOME A SUCCESSFUL MUSIC PRODUCER, SOUND ENGINEER AND SOUND DESIGNER

Teaching in Music Communications is conducted through lectures, exercises, colloquiums, tests, and independent seminary projects, with an emphasis on practical work.

The study program includes 42 exams, of which 32 are mandatory and 10 are elective from a list of 20 elective subjects. All subjects in this study program last one semester.

Students’ activities are monitored and assessed using the point (credit) system.

Subjects are divided into mandatory and elective, which allows you professional development in the field of production that interests you the most.

Attendance at lectures is mandatory but also a privilege for students because every professor on every subject will strive to impart as much knowledge as possible through theory, practice, examples, communication, and adapted content and approach.

What next?

After completing your studies, you can work as:

• sound and music engineer;
• sound designer;
• music event producer;
• music editor in radio and television;
• music producer;
• manager in the music industry;
• performer and promoter of your own music;
• music associate.

Depending on the choice of future profession, your working hours can be flexible. Working with music is creative, challenging, and dynamic, and requires communication, effort, and continuous work, which, along with formal education, leads to success.

The number of students in the class has been determined bearing in mind the need to ensure that equal attention can be given to each student through individual work and consultations.