
Stace Constantinou
Senior Lecturer in Popular Music
Faculty of Arts, Science and Technology
UCAS Code:
BA (Top-Up): W376
Level:
Undergraduate
Duration:
Full Time: 1 year
Part Time: 2 years
Starting:
September
Fees UK 22/23:
Full Time: £9,250
Part Time: £1,500 (per 20 credits)
Fees International 22/23:
Full Time: £14,500
Location:
Waterside Campus, Development Hub
For questions regarding study and admissions please contact us:
study@northampton.ac.uk
0300 303 2772
Next available entry for this course is from September 2023. Apply now via UCAS.
Music Production (Top-Up) programme is intended to prepare you for a growing, and ever-evolving industry which contributed £4.5 billion to the economy in 2018. The course is specifically designed to ready you for a range of potential avenues of music creation, for example working in the video game industry or in the world of live music, or working as an educator. We aim to provide you with the broad range of transferrable skills required to be a self-producing Artist. You will develop a breadth of skills within the digital domain, the studio environment, and – perhaps most importantly – academically.
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Senior Lecturer in Popular Music
Mark Thursby is the programme leader for the music department, comprising of the BA (Hons) in Popular Music and the BA (Hons) in Music Production.
He is a drummer and guitar player, and also specialises in electronic music production. You can find him on all streaming platforms under the moniker ‘Conscious Program’.
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