HND Sound Production - Year Two

• Skills for Mastering & Final Format Production
• Digital Audio Workstations
• Spatial Recording and Reproduction
• Professional Development Project
• Independent Studio Project
• Location Recording
• A selected optional unit from: Foley and ADR, Creative Music Remixing and Game Audio

• Project studio
• Recording studio
• Live sound work
• Audio post production
• Sound designer
• Computer game audio
• Conferencing
• Broadcasting
• Small business

On successful completion of this course students may progress onto a related degree programme.

Forth Valley College has formal articulation links in place for entry into Year Three of the following degree programmes:

• BDes (Hons) Sound for the Moving Image - Glasgow School of Art - Associate student scheme offerred during Year 2 of HND
• BSc (Hons) Sound Design - Edinburgh Napier
• BSc (Hons) Audio Technology - Glasgow Caledonian University
• BA (Hons) Broadcast Production (TV & Radio) - University of the West of Scotland
• BA (Hons) Music Technology  – University West of Scotland                                                   
• BA (Hons) New Media Art – University West of Scotland           
• BA (Hons) Creative Enterprise – Fife College, Glenrothes campus (validated by Queen Margaret University)
• BA (Hons) Commercial Sound Production - University of the West of Scotland
• BA (Hons) Music Technology - University of the West of Scotland
• BA (Hons) New Media Art - University of the West of Scotland
  

  Please note articulation links are subject to change and do not guarantee a place on any university course. Students can still apply for entry to year 1 or 2 of many of these degree programmes and should check with individual universities for more detail. Each institution will have specific entry requirements.

• Applicants must have already achieved 15 credits from the current HN Sound Production framework (these must include all mandatory units from the first year of the revised (August 2018) HND Sound Production Framework)
• Depending on the optional units the applicant has achieved during their first year, there may be a requirement to undertake additional units

Further advice for full-time applicants:

• Please ensure you have an online account before starting your application
• If you created your account prior to September 2016, you will need to register a new account
• Before starting the application process, please ensure you already hold or are working towards the relevant entry qualifications required for the course you are applying for
• Ensure you use your own personal email address when creating your online account
• Once you have submitted your application, you will receive an automated email immediately
• If you do not receive an acknowledgement e-mail immediately, please check your SPAM/Junk folder
• Please include as much detail as possible in your personal statement such as; the reason you are applying, future career plans, previous employment, relevant experience, hobbies and interests
• Disclosing support needs in your application will not affect your chances of being offered a place on a course at Forth Valley College
• If your application is successful, you will be invited for interview. For January start courses interviews will be in Nov/Dec and interviews for August start courses will take place between February and May
• If your application is unsuccessful, you will be offered support in finding a suitable alternative course
• Applicants who provide a mobile phone number on their application form will be sent a text reminder prior to the day of interview
• If you are unable to attend an interview or wish to withdraw your application - please email student.applications@forthvalley.ac.uk