This research programme is aimed at people with considerable practical experience of sound design or experimental composition, but who wish to pursue further study, researching a particular area of the field. This could range from advanced surround sound applications, through to performance-based sound design, sound archiving, sonic art and installation, sound education, or theoretical and critical lines of enquiry informed by practice.
Programme format
You will learn through a research-methods course, reading courses, and selections from an interdisciplinary menu of course options, with supervision from an academic active in your research area.
You will develop a Masters level thesis of around 15,000 words, accompanied by significant practical research where appropriate.