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Music Production & Sound Engineering Certificate

About this course

The Certificate in Music Production and Sound Engineering at ADMI is an intensive 14-week program offering hands-on training in the core principles of music production and sound engineering. This course, coded MPE100, emphasizes practical, experiential learning to equip students with real-world skills for the music industry.

Combining theoretical knowledge with hands-on projects, the program develops a versatile skill set tailored for various roles in music production. It focuses on practical experience to prepare graduates for the demands of studio and live sound environments. Students will learn to analyze music productions, master mixing fundamentals, operate Digital Audio Workstations (DAWs), create basic music productions, and hone critical ear training skills.

Held at BIMS’ cutting-edge campus, this certificate program provides the technical expertise, creative insights, and industry connections needed to excel in the competitive field of music production and sound engineering.

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Tuition Fees

KES 75,000

Credit Hours

500

Brochure

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Career Options

As a sound engineer in a recording studio, your role would involve creating high-quality recordings of music, speech, and sound effects. If you have a passion for electronics, music, and sound, this could be the perfect career for you. Success in this role requires a keen sense of hearing, along with a strong understanding of musical pitch, timing, and rhythm.

With experience, you could advance to the role of Studio Manager. You may also be referred to as an audio engineer or recording engineer. Additionally, this qualification opens up opportunities for other roles, including:

  • Music Producer: Create and oversee music productions
  • Sound Engineer: Record and mix audio in studio and live settings
  • Mixing Engineer: Blend and balance recorded tracks
  • Studio Technician: Maintain and operate recording studio equipment
  • Live Sound Engineer: Manage audio for live performances
  • Music Editor: Edit and arrange recorded music
  • Foley Artist: Create and record sound effects for various media
  • Audio Post-Production Specialist: Edit and mix audio for film and TV

Learning Outcomes

Upon successfully completing of this course, you will be able to:

  • Develop skills in Music Production Analysis

  • Master Mixing Fundamentals
  • Gain proficiency in using Digital Audio Workstations (DAWs)
  • Learn Basic Music Production techniques
  • Enhance Ear Training for critical listening
  • Acquire essential soft skills through career launchpad classes
  • Build a foundation for pursuing successful careers in music production and sound engineering
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Application Process

The application process is simple and structured to guide you through each step, from submitting your documents to securing your place in our creative programs.
East Africa Students:
  • High School Education: KCSE D (Plain) or KCE division III, KACE one (1) Principal or an equivalent qualification or Certificate of Experiential Learning or KNQF.
  • To apply online please visit: https://bowensinstitute.com/apply
  • Mode of study: Full time – 3 Months Semester
  • Intakes: January, May and September
  • Campus: Gituamba Plaza, Ruiru Town
  • Fees: January, May and September
International Students
In order to study at BIMS, students are required to ensure they have the correct legal documentation, inclusive of visa requirements. For international students, this includes obtaining the relevant student visa. For full guidelines, please visit the Student Support Page