Bachelors of Performing Arts

Graduates have various jobs available to them, including:

• Independent artist or music producer.
• Studio engineer or arranger
• Film, OTT, and digital media composer.
• Post-production professional or live sound professional.

The degree also equips the student with the next stage of learning, such as the MA in Performing Arts (Music Production), which helps them in career advancement in the music industry in the long term.

Yes, mixing and mastering are part of the curriculum. Balance, EQ, dynamics, and spatial processing are learnt in the course of fieldwork in the studio. These are the skills that are strengthened through exposure to advanced audio techniques taught together with the Diploma in Music Production, which means that graduates can produce broadcast and streaming-optimal tracks across the genres.

AAFT is also a proponent of independent artists as they promote the creation of original music and self-branding. Students learn:

• Music release strategies
• Basics of digital distribution.
• Work with DJs under the Certificate Course in Disc Jockey (DJing).

The ecosystem also enables students to initiate independent projects as well as form professional identities during their educational tenure.

Yes, the Bachelor of Performing Arts (Music Production) is a known undergraduate qualification. The graduates may continue their education at the MA in Vocal Music or international postgraduate courses. The academic credit structure and curriculum allow it to be used in global academic development.

Performing on an instrument is not compulsory. Nevertheless, simple musical sensitivity is beneficial. The students are introduced to the basic exposure of melody and rhythm through interaction with the instrumentalists and singers. Interested people may also further their abilities by taking other courses, such as the Certificate Course in Western Vocal and Instrument, which supplements their production training.

The Bachelor of Performing Arts (Specialization in Music Production) is generally a 3-year undergraduate course. It consists of progressive semesters that progress through fundamentals up to the level of advanced production, studio practice, and portfolio development, which guarantee continuous academic and creative development.

Yes, AAFT offers frequent guest lectures, workshops, and master classes by professionals in the industry. Such events introduce students to practice, trends in the workplace, and career knowledge. The contact with working producers, composers, and sound designers helps to fill the gap between the classroom learning and industry expectations.

The music production degree at AAFT has a simple, student-friendly process of admission. To be eligible, the candidates should possess 10+2 from a recognized university or institution. Applications are made by the process of applying the form, and then the applicant is interviewed on a personal basis to gauge musical interest, aptitude, and general suitability to the program. Once the interview round has been successfully passed, the successful candidates are given a formal offer of admission by AAFT, which makes them enrolled in the course.