BA Hons Computer Science And Music Production

at Liverpool Hope University

• The programme covers core computer science modules such as programming, algorithms, databases, and web development. 
• It also includes music production modules focused on recording, sequencing, sound synthesis, and studio techniques. 
• Students gain practical experience working in professional-grade music studios and computing labs. 
• Optional modules offer opportunities to specialise in areas such as game audio, interactive media, and music business. 
• The course culminates in a final-year project where students integrate their computing and music production skills.

Course Modules

• Computing Principles & Professional Development
• Programming Principles
• Mathematics
• Operating Systems
• AI and Data Science
• Object-oriented Programming with C++

Important Dates

Prospective applicants should stay informed by regularly checking the university website for updates on application status. The website will announce when applications will reopen. Students must prepare their required documents in advance and refrain from procrastinating. Seeking assistance from UniScholars to kickstart the application process can also be beneficial.

Course Ranking

Liverpool Hope University is showcased through its impressive standings in renowned national ranking systems. Positioned admirably between 101st and 120th in esteemed guides such as the Complete University Guide and The Guardian, the university emphasises its dedication to delivering exceptional educational quality.

• Achieved grades ranging from 75 to 85 per cent in all subjects during Standard XII.
• Completed a diploma programme accredited by a State Board of Technical Education.
• If you aim for an undergraduate programme (UG), ensure you meet the English language proficiency requirements. This is measured through the IELTS exam, where a minimum overall band score of 6 is mandatory and a minimum score of 6.0 in both Reading and Writing and at least 5.5 in each of Listening and Speaking.

International Tuition Fees:

£14500 per year

Graduates of this unique interdisciplinary programme will be well-positioned for careers that combine computing and music technology skills. Potential roles include audio programmer, music software developer, sound designer for video games, films, or multimedia productions, DJ/electronic music producer, recording engineer, broadcast engineer, and music studio technician.