Audio in Media Arts (BA)

Webster’s Bachelor of Arts in Audio in Media Arts is crafted for students eager to explore the role of audio across various media forms. This degree immerses you in the art and technology of sound, preparing you to work in diverse areas such as:

• Film & Television: Learn how to create and manipulate audio to enhance visual storytelling .
• Video & Animation: Gain skills in synchronizing sound with animated and video content .
• Game Design: Develop immersive audio experiences for interactive media .
• Radio & Podcasting: Explore the world of audio broadcasting and content creation .
• Live Audio: Work with sound in live performance settings .
• Music Production: Delve into recording, mixing, and producing music .

This program emphasizes practical experience and hands-on learning, providing you with the tools to excel in both traditional and emerging audio fields.

Successful graduates of the Bachelor of Arts in Audio in Media Arts program will be able to:

1. Plan and Execute Audio Projects: Develop and manage comprehensive plans for media-based production projects, demonstrating a deep understanding of audio theory, technology, sound recording principles, and signal flow.
2. Audio Production Skills: Effectively capture, record, mix, and finalize audio for various media projects, ensuring high-quality sound production.
3. Evaluate and Justify Aesthetic Choices: Assess the creative success of media-based projects, providing well-reasoned justifications for aesthetic decisions made throughout the production process.
4. Collaborative Professionalism: Work professionally with artists and collaborators to deliver audio solutions that meet industry standards and project requirements.

To earn a Bachelor of Arts in Audio in Media Arts, students must complete a minimum of 120 credit hours, including:

• 57 Required Credit Hours: Core courses specific to the Audio in Media Arts program.
• Global Citizenship Program Hours: Credit hours required by the university for global awareness and understanding.
• Electives: Additional courses that allow students to explore interests outside the core curriculum or further specialize in audio-related topics.

For more details on general degree requirements, please refer to the Baccalaureate Degree Requirements section under Academic Policies and Information in the catalog.