This exciting degree brings together the world of music with a thorough study of modern electronics. This fusion of arts and engineering produces graduates that are fully qualified electronics engineers with particular skills in music technology.

Glasgow is a UNESCO city of music, where you can study performance, composition and technology alongside a range of other music options.

Our music facilities

Our music facilities within the School of Culture & Creative Arts include three studios, the Audio Lab, a small library and a number of seminar and practice rooms. The school also has preferential access to the University Concert Hall.

Work experience opportunities

Each year there are opportunities for students to gain work experience working either as the librarian in the school library or as an intern in the suite of studios, assisting with production work and carrying out admin and maintenance tasks.

Music club

Glasgow University Music Club is a student-run umbrella organisation comprising of a number of student-run music groups. All the groups are open to any ability and no auditions are necessary.

The club is friendly and social, with most groups going for post-rehearsal drinks, and regular social events spanning the whole club. With five different ensembles and five concerts, as well as an end of year ball and a residential trip, music club is a relaxed and friendly way of playing music while meeting some great people.

CAREER PROSPECTS

Graduates are fully qualified electronics and electrical engineers with particular skills in music technology. This prestigious degree will enable you to seek employment in both the recording and broadcasting industries as well as in the wider electronics industry as a whole.

ACCREDITATION

Our MEng degree accredited by the Institution of Engineering and Technology.