Audio Production Associate of Applied Science

Full Sail University began in 1979 as a recording school. Since then, developments in the recording industry have created new opportunities to build upon the university’s foundational recording curriculum. Audio production is increasingly the domain of independent recording engineers, editors, vocal specialists, and other craftspeople who work in a variety of facilities and studios. Students will learn technical skills, production methodologies, and remote workflows applicable to multiple environments, preparing them for entry into careers across today’s audio industry. The Audio Production degree programs provide opportunities to engage in business scenarios common to the modern audio professional. The Audio Production curriculum features courses that encompass listening skills, production techniques, editing and mixing skills, and an introduction to event production. The Audio Production degree program also has foundational courses focusing on music history, business fundamentals, and professional development.