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    Music Production

    Bachelor Degree (Top up Year / 1 Year)

    Schedule: Daytime: 9am to 1pm.

    Credits: Level 6 / 60 ECTS

    Duration:: October to June.

    Application Dates: May to September.

    Language: English.

    Format: Project classes on location. Including online classes.

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    Intro

    ORIENTED TOWARDS AN INTERNATIONAL CAREER.

    Looking to pursue an international career in music and sound production? This Top Up programme will enable you to deepen your skills in a wide range of areas, preparing you for a fantastic career in the music and sound industry.

    A RIGHT UNDERSTANDING OF THE INDUSTRY.

    You will explore various subjects which will enable you to gain a broad understanding of the industry. You will be equipped with the right skills and knowledge to kick-start your career. Tutors are active professionals in permanent contact with professional contexts. You will have the opportunity to attend guest lectures from visiting experts and performing artists.

    STATE-OF-THE-ART STUDIOS AND EQUIPMENT.

    Recording studios equipped with Universal Audio, Audient, Tube Pre-amps, AVID Pro-Tools HD, Cubase and Ableton LIVE systems (Waves, Fab Filter and UAD plugins). Sound monitors Genelec, M-Audio, Adam; Mixing tables (Midas, Allen & Heath, Behringer and Yamaha). Fostex HD digital recorders, processors (Lexicon, TLAudio, SPL, Yamaha). Microphones (Neumann, Sennheiser, AKG, DPA, Shure, Sanken, Studio Projects). Portable recording equipment (Sound Devices, Tascam and Roland).

    Classrooms with individual Apple iMac workstations with Headphones, Sound Card, MIDI keyboard; Softwares: Cubase, ProTools, Logic and Live. Concert halls for live performances with stage, PA and DJ Pionneer stations. Musical instruments: electric and acoustic guitars, electric bass, acoustic drums (Fender, Stratocaster, Telecaster, Jazz Bass, Yamaha).

    UPGRADE YOUR EXISTING QUALIFICATIONS.

    Apply to a Top Up Year so you can get your British full honours degree, a worldwide recognized diploma delivered by Solent University Southampton at ETIC, in Lisbon, the sunny, safe and cool capital of Portugal.

    FAQ

    HOW DO I GET THIS DIPLOMA IN ONE YEAR?

    British education allows you to obtain a university degree with the completion of a year of study if you have previously completed a two year course, or level 5 qualifications (120 ECTS). Applicants with relevant professional training and experience are also welcomed. This curricular year is called Top Up Year and allows you to achieve a Bachelors Degree.

    WHAT IS A TOP UP COURSE AND A BACHELORS DEGREE?

    Top-up courses are equivalent to the final year of an undergraduate degree and allow you to ‘top up’ an existing qualification into a full honours degree. Top-up degrees enable students to develop their knowledge, skills and understanding of a particular topic while also receiving a Bachelors Degree, an internationally-recognized diploma.

    WHO CAN APPLY FOR A TOP UP YEAR?

    Those who have completed a two-year course or have obtained a Level 5 qualification (120 ECTS) can apply for a Top Up Year.

    WHERE CAN I ATTEND A TOP UP YEAR?

    In the majority of universities in the United Kingdom, such as Solent University Southampton, or at ETIC, in Lisbon, in partnership with that prestigious university.

    TOP UP COURSES AT ETIC ARE FOR PEOPLE FROM WHICH AREAS?

    The Top Up Courses at ETIC are perfect for those who have backgrounds in areas such as Art and Design, Multimedia, Digital Image, New Media, Digital Communication, Illustration, Web Design, Film and Television, Editing, Audiovisual Production, Animation, Graphic Production, Motion Design, Visual Effects, Sound, Music, among others.

    WHO CREATES THE COURSE CURRICULUM AND WHO ISSUES THE DIPLOMA?

    The course curriculum is entirely developed by Solent University and is taught by British and Portuguese teachers in both in-class and online lessons. The B.A. Bachelors of Arts diploma is awarded by Solent University Southampton.

    WHY AT ETIC?

    ETIC is a reference school in the creative fields. Project-oriented, it combines technique, creativity, and personal and professional development. Its connection to the industry links school projects to the reality of the labor market.

    The school has state-of-the-art technological resources, such as HD video and virtual reality studios, professional HD régie, sound studios, photo labs and studios, design and computer labs.

    DO I NEED TO TAKE AN ENGLISH TEST?

    Yes, one of the following tests:

    Duolingo English Language Test (115 overall with minimum of 95 in each component or equivalent), IELTS 6.0 (minimum score of 5.5) or TOEFL IBT 80 (minimum score of 20).

    WHY LISBON?

    The capital of Portugal is a real cool destination for millions of Europeans. The city has exceptional cultural attractions, a relaxed lifestyle and wonderful weather — you can go to school in the morning and surf in the afternoon on amazing beaches 15 minutes away.

    Lisbon hosts numerous music and film festivals, technology events like the Web Summit, and a large ecosystem of startups and creative hubs. Living here is affordable, easy and fun. Lisbon is one of the safest capitals in Europe and Portugal ranks third safest country in the world.

    What will you study

    Major Project

    This unit requires students to undertake a written or practical research project within the broad fields of popular music and sound. It may take a variety of forms (including a written dissertation, business or practical project), and is negotiated with support and feedback from unit tutors who will discuss and approve project proposals. Building up on students’

    ETIC Unit Leader: Alexandre Cortez
    Solent University Southampton Unit Leader: Dan Pennie

    Advanced Music Production

    This unit develops core production concepts from level 4 and 5 at an advanced level, and reflects the need for the contemporary producer to organise and oversee projects, as well as exhibit advanced listening and technical skills. Students will design, plan and execute a music or sound training product or service.

    ETIC Unit Leader: Eduardo Vinhas
    Solent University Southampton Unit Leader: Toni Diaz

    Music Strategies and Entrepreneurship

    This unit provides students with an opportunity to critically reflect and capitalize on their accrued skill-set on their course and in doing so, suggest appropriate career pathways post-graduation. The first part of this unit focuses on assessing the personal knowledge and professional skills required essential to employability in the music and entertainment associated industries and beyond. The second part of the unit addresses entrepreneurial and freelance business approaches, encouraging student autonomy both in and outside the creative arts economy.

    ETIC Unit Leader: Rafaela Ribas
    Solent University Southampton Unit Leader: Paul Rutter

    Live Project Brief

    This unit enables students to put music production and workplace skills into practice by following a brief set by a client. Drawing on and developing skills from previous units, students may achieve the outcomes of the unit in various ways. Clients can be sourced from inside or outside the university, and students will negotiate an appropriate brief with both client and tutor. A key emphasis of the unit is to give students confidence to approach unfamiliar problems by synthesising and developing knowledge, skills and previous experience.

    ETIC Unit Leader: Ricardo Ferreira
    Solent University Southampton Unit Leader: Toni Diaz

    Creative Sound Design

    Addressing the issues, conventions and characteristics of fiction or dramatic production through production lectures and workshops, students will further develop their technical craft skills in audio by adapting an existing ‘script’. Students are required to record and embellish their chosen medium with existing and original SF/X and incorporate ambient reinforcement as well as original music. Students will be introduced to a range of stylistic and aesthetic approaches to audio post production values in their chosen medium. Additionally, it will be expected that they critically engage with their chosen media and that their work is informed by analysis of current cultural output and theoretical ideas.

    ETIC Unit Leader: José Raposo
    Solent University Southampton Unit Leader: Toni Diaz

    Tutors

    Alexandre Cortez

    Major Project

    Eduardo Vinhas

    Advanced Music Production

    Paul Rutter

    Ricardo Ferreira

    Live Project Brief

    José Raposo

    Creative Sound Design

    Admissions

    You can apply for a Top Up Year if you have completed two years of training or a Level 5 qualification (120 ECTS).

    Portfolio, Showcase or Showreel.

    One of the following English tests:

    Duolingo English Language Test – 115 overall with minimum of 95 in each component or equivalent.

    IELTS  – minimum score of 6,0 (5.5 in all components).

    TOEFL IBT – minimum score of 80 (20 in all components).

    The same English language entry requirements are mandatory for all applicants.

    Tuition fees

    PROMOTIONAL FEES 2021/22
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    Alumni ETIC:
    Registration: €600,00 + 12 consecutive monthly payments (€416,72).
    Or 14 consecutive monthly payments (€357,18).
    Discount: 5.5% with full payment of the course (€ 4 750.20).

    New Students:
    Registration: €600,00 + 12 consecutive monthly payments (€441,68).
    Ou +14 consecutive monthly payments (€378,58).
    Discount: 5.5% with full payment of the course(€5 035,10).

    Citizens without fiscal residence in Portugal:
    Registration: €600,00 + 30% of the entire course cost on enrollment.
    Contact the Admissions Office (Secretaria) for detailed information and conditions

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