Semester 1
Media Communication & Concepts
Physics & Electronics
Live & Studio Equipment
Semester 2
Media Technology
Digital Audio & Networking Technology
Digital Audio Workstation
Music Recording & Mixing Techniques
Elective I (Any One)
Semester 3
Media Laws & Ethics
Electronic Music Production
Elective II (Any One)
Semester 4
Research Techniques
Acoustics & Studio Construction
Film & Game Sound Design
Production Audio Mixing
Semester 5
Surround Sound & ATMOS Technology
Game Audio Research Project
Music Business
Elective III (Any One)
Semester 6
Graduation Project
Internship
Elective IV (Any One)
Sound Engineering is a mix of a creative and technical processes. The creative process lies in capturing sound either in the studio or on location. The technical process involves mixing the sound either in a stereo mix or a surround sound mix for the theatre audience.
No, it is not mandatory. But if you have one, that can be really helpful.
A batch will have no more than 40 students. By maintaining a limited student count per batch, the student-faculty ratio and Lab sessions are kept under control.
We offer a Degree, Diploma, Certification and other short courses in Sound Engineering depending on the campus you choose to study with us.
No. We do not teach any musical instruments.
You'll need a decent-specification laptop, monitoring headphones and a hard drive to store the projects.
Our Labs and Studios are open for students during work hours on all working days except public holidays.
Yes, there are internship opportunities for the students, and we do provide placement assistance.
We do not offer any kind of scholarship, but we have flexible payment plans. For further details, please feel free to connect with our team.
Yes. There are certain elective subjects in some of the semesters.
The duration for our Diploma course is one year, and that of the Degree course is three years.
Subjects required to complete your sound engineering degree include Digital Audio & Networking Technology, Digital Audio Workstation, Music Recording & Mixing Techniques, Electronic Music Production, and Production Audio Mixing.
The average salary for a sound engineer in India is INR 3.6 LPA, with salaries ranging from INR 0.3 LPA to INR 8.5 LPA depending on your experience and expertise.
To start a sound engineering career, you need to:
Research the sound engineering specializations of interest
Take relevant courses and complete an undergraduate course
Complete an internship under guidance from a professional sound engineer
Earn international certifications to highlight your expertise
Put your skills to work with personal and professional projects
Stay on top of evolving sound technology and keep improving your skills
The most common roles and titles for a sound engineer include:
Studio sound engineer
Live sound engineer
Monitor sound engineer
Systems engineer
Research and development sound engineer
Wireless microphone engineer
Game audio designer engineer
For an undergraduate degree in sound engineering, you need to complete 10+2.
The short answer is yes. If you are tech-savvy, creative, and love tinkering with sounds, sound engineering will be a good career for you. Although it may be difficult to land your first sound engineering job, once you find your niche, whether in film or music, in recording, editing, or mixing, you will have a satisfying and rewarding career.
Semester 1
Media Communication & Concepts
Physics & Electronics
Live & Studio Equipment
Semester 2
Media Technology
Digital Audio & Networking Technology
Digital Audio Workstation
Music Recording & Mixing Techniques
Elective I (Any One)
Semester 3
Media Laws & Ethics
Electronic Music Production
Elective II (Any One)
Semester 4
Research Techniques
Acoustics & Studio Construction
Film & Game Sound Design
Production Audio Mixing
Semester 5
Surround Sound & ATMOS Technology
Game Audio Research Project
Music Business
Elective III (Any One)
Semester 6
Graduation Project
Internship
Elective IV (Any One)
Sound Engineering is a mix of a creative and technical processes. The creative process lies in capturing sound either in the studio or on location. The technical process involves mixing the sound either in a stereo mix or a surround sound mix for the theatre audience.
No, it is not mandatory. But if you have one, that can be really helpful.
A batch will have no more than 40 students. By maintaining a limited student count per batch, the student-faculty ratio and Lab sessions are kept under control.
We offer a Degree, Diploma, Certification and other short courses in Sound Engineering depending on the campus you choose to study with us.
No. We do not teach any musical instruments.
You'll need a decent-specification laptop, monitoring headphones and a hard drive to store the projects.
Our Labs and Studios are open for students during work hours on all working days except public holidays.
Yes, there are internship opportunities for the students, and we do provide placement assistance.
We do not offer any kind of scholarship, but we have flexible payment plans. For further details, please feel free to connect with our team.
Yes. There are certain elective subjects in some of the semesters.
The duration for our Diploma course is one year, and that of the Degree course is three years.
Subjects required to complete your sound engineering degree include Digital Audio & Networking Technology, Digital Audio Workstation, Music Recording & Mixing Techniques, Electronic Music Production, and Production Audio Mixing.
The average salary for a sound engineer in India is INR 3.6 LPA, with salaries ranging from INR 0.3 LPA to INR 8.5 LPA depending on your experience and expertise.
To start a sound engineering career, you need to:
Research the sound engineering specializations of interest
Take relevant courses and complete an undergraduate course
Complete an internship under guidance from a professional sound engineer
Earn international certifications to highlight your expertise
Put your skills to work with personal and professional projects
Stay on top of evolving sound technology and keep improving your skills
The most common roles and titles for a sound engineer include:
Studio sound engineer
Live sound engineer
Monitor sound engineer
Systems engineer
Research and development sound engineer
Wireless microphone engineer
Game audio designer engineer
For an undergraduate degree in sound engineering, you need to complete 10+2.
The short answer is yes. If you are tech-savvy, creative, and love tinkering with sounds, sound engineering will be a good career for you. Although it may be difficult to land your first sound engineering job, once you find your niche, whether in film or music, in recording, editing, or mixing, you will have a satisfying and rewarding career.
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BSC in Sound Engineering
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BSC in Film Making
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We, at Seamedu School of Pro-Expressionism believe that regular interactions with eminent Industry professionals and Corporate leaders from Media and Entertainment Industry, can contribute to the all-round development of the students. The placement department conducts regular guest lectures, seminars and workshops, by inviting the experience Industry professionals to share their experiences with our students.Training & Placement activities relevance to Soft skills learning sessions are conducted regularly so as to enhance their overall development for personal & professional grooming.
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