Music Production | English and Creative Arts

A music production student stands in front of a mic in the recording studio

Department of English and Creative Arts Music Production

The Department of Creative Arts offers an extensive range of degrees at undergraduate and postgraduate level. Whatever your talent, we’ll give you the best possible start to a career in the creative arts, or an excellent base from which to develop yourself in other careers, roles and professions.

Undergraduate courses

Music Production

BA (Hons)

Music Production

BA (Hons)

Create, record and perform your own songs in an environment where your artistic talent will be nurtured. You’ll develop your craft in our well-equipped, on-campus studios. And specialist modules will help broaden your appreciation of music and sound.

UCAS code:: M235
Course length:: 3 years full-time, 6 years part-time
Subject area(s):: Music Production
Example offers:: 112-120 UCAS Tariff points IB
Location:: Edge Hill University

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Emily Stirrup sits on the front row of an area of foldable chairs in front of the big screen.

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Music production student thanks Edge Hill for setting her on the road to big gig dreams

A music production student has thanked Edge Hill for setting her on the road to big gig dreams.

Female in a radio studio talking on a microphone.

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Sanctuary of Sound

Edge Hill University has launched the student-led ‘Edgehog Web Radio station, providing students with skills they can take into their post-university careers.

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Edge Hill University graduate helping to shape the future of the UK music industry

An independent musician recently appointed to a group giving a platform to future leaders in the industry hopes to shape government policy through her work.

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Dr James Millea: My Musical Heroes

Dr James Millea, lecturer in music production at Edge Hill University, picks his musical heroes.

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Sound Czech

Czech Jan Titlbach graduated in 2018. A drummer whose favourite instrument is actually the piano, Jan valued every module, whether he liked it or not, because he believes there is always something interesting or useful to take away.