PRESENTATION
This year is held at ETIC in partnership with Solent University, Southampton, United Kingdom. Upon completion of this academic year, the student obtains the academic degree BA (Hons) – Bachelor of Science, a British higher education diploma at Level 6/180 credits.
It is a year of study progression for the student who attends the ETIC Fashion Design/Higher Nationals courses. Students from other schools whose equivalence can be granted can also enter and attend this 3rd year.
The course offers an effective combination of research, critical analysis, design and professional practice, and allows the improvement and knowledge of methodologies necessary for an international career.
> Certified competence in the English language is required.
GUIDANCE FOR AN INTERNATIONAL CAREER
This 3rd year’s program will deepen knowledge and skills and prepare the student for an international career in the areas of music production and sound.
CURRICULAR PLAN
Requirements: 120 Credits Completed and B2 English Level
Students from other schools whose equivalence can be granted can also enter and attend this 3rd year.
Final Diploma: Solent University – Music Production
In this module you will undertake a major research project in an area of your choosing. It may take a variety of forms and is negotiated with support and feedback from module tutors who will discuss and approve project proposals. I
ETIC Module Leader: Alexandre Cortez
Solent Module Leader: Dan Pennie
As well as advanced production techniques such as mastering, this module will examine how you can solve practical production problems and present your findings in a video or interactive format designed to train others.
ETIC Module Leader: Eduardo Vinhas
Solent Module Leader: Toni Diaz
Freelance work forms the basis of much of our industry, yet many clients are reluctant to take a chance on new sound engineers or producers. This module helps you get a freelance client as a first step in building your portfolio of clients.
ETIC Module Leader: Ricardo Ferreira
Solent Module Leader: Toni Diaz
You will experience recent and emerging technological developments including 5.1 surround sound and Dolby Atmos. The issues in mixing music and film sound will be examined and you will learn how to achieve effective mixes in these formats.
ETIC Module Leader:
Solent Module Leader:
Addressing the issues, conventions and characteristics of fiction or dramatic production through production lectures and workshops, students will further develop their technical craft skills in audio by adapting an existing ‘script’. Students are required to record and embellish their chosen medium with existing and original SF/X and incorporate ambient reinforcement as well as original music. Students will be introduced to a range of stylistic and aesthetic approaches to audio post production values in their chosen medium. Additionally, it will be expected that they critically engage with their chosen media and that their work is informed by analysis of current cultural output and theoretical ideas.
ETIC Module Leader: José Raposo
Solent Module Leader: Toni Diaz
CERTIFICATIONS
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE ( TOP UP YEAR / 1 YEAR)
Bachelor Degree courses are certified by Solent University, which is governed by the FHEQ – Framework for Higher Education Qualifications – process in England, compatible with the European qualifications system.
To find out more and visit the Solent University website here.
TEACHERS
MANUEL FARIA
Manuel founded “Trovante” in 1976, a famous pop band in which he was pianist and producer. Later, Manuel became a full-time music producer and specialised in music and sound for the marketing business for more than 30 years. In 1996, he created his post-production sound studio, Índigo, which has been awarded the title of “Best Audio Production Company” for 16 years in a row by Portugal’s leading marketing publication Meios&Publicidade. He has won many prizes over his career including two Gold Lions in Cannes, as well as a silver and bronze at the LIA Awards.
NUNO FERNANDES
After living in LA and working at the American Music Awards and the GRAMMYs, Nuno moved to London in late 2011 and then back home to Portugal in the summer 2018. Since then he has worked as a freelance engineer and producer.
Credits include: Bryan Adams, Procol Harum, KT Tunstall, Pete Brown and Phil Ryan, Curved Air, London Grammar, Elisa, Rita Redshoes, Tainá, Diana Castro
JOSÉ RAPOSO
Technical Director and Partner at Sound Station Audiovisuais Lda. Responsible for the adaptation, recording and mixing of the promotions of National Geographic Channel in Portugal. Advertising campaigns, sound identity/Acoustic Branding, ADR and dubbing are all subjected, day in day out, to José’s professionalism and rigour.
EMPLOYABILITY
KNOWLEDGE OF MUSIC AND SOUND INDUSTRY.
The student explores content and themes that facilitate a broad and transversal understanding of this industry. The course allows you to acquire the knowledge and skills necessary to develop a successful activity in the different areas of this sector.
Teachers are active professionals in permanent contact with the work environment. They regularly invite experts and artists to share their experience and give feedback on projects.
EQUIPMENT
ETIC has top technological resources that students have access to for curricular work and personal projects. You can make school your workspace, your studio, the place where you can create freely.
2 Sound Studios equipped with Universal Audio, Audient, Tube Pre-amps, AVID Pro-Tools HDX systems, Ableton LIVE (Waves, Fab Filter and UAD plugins). AVID S6 and S3 controllers, Genelec, Adam, M-Audio sound monitors.
Mixing tables (Midas, Allen & Heath, Behringer and Yamaha). Fostex HD digital recorders, processors (Lexicon, TLAudio,SPL, Yamaha). Microphones (Neumann, Sennheiser, AKG, DPA, Shure, Sanken, Studio Projects). Portable recording equipment (Sound Devices, Tascam and Roland).
Concert spaces with stage, PA and Pionneer DJ stations. Musical instruments: electric and acoustic guitars, electric bass, acoustic drums (Fender, Stratocaster, Telecaster, Jazz Bass, Yamaha).
APPLICATION
REQUIREMENTS:
- 120 Credits Completed
- B2 English Level Certificate or take one of the following tests: DUOLINGO minimum 115 (95 in all components), IELTS minimum 6.0 (5.5 in all components)
components) or TOEFL IBT 80 (20 in all components) - Letter of motivation with the reasons why you are applying.
- Presentation of portfolio or showreel
WHAT SHOULD I DO TO START MY APPLICATION?
> Fill out the form on the course page I’m interested in > PRE-APPLICATION button
WHAT ARE THE NEXT STEPS?
You will receive a confirmation email with information about:
> Schedule an interview
> Visit to school (optional)
We invite you to get to know the creative and family environment that exists at the School, through an accompanied visit to the studios, ateliers and training rooms. To schedule a visit, click here
Applications from May to September.
PAYMENT CONDITIONS
There are several training financing programs in different banking institutions: Caixa Geral de Depósitos, Santander, Banco CTT, BPI, among others.
GENERAL CONDITIONS
The opening of each course/class/schedule is subject to a minimum number of registrations. Registration at the desired time is limited to the number of places available.
Teaching is face-to-face and project based. The course program includes classes without a teacher to develop autonomous exercises and design practices. Autonomous or project work is important for the student’s progress in their learning. Teachers can request the development of work outside the established class hours. Classes may occasionally be scheduled outside of established times, for example to respond to projects that require this flexibility, to meet project-specific equipment needs, to respond to exercises carried out in a real context with partners, or for any other reason that supports the better achievement of the program.
Specific technical classes and/or workshops can take place on Saturdays.
The duration of each class may vary depending on its theoretical or practical nature.
The class can be divided into groups for better learning and intensification of the development of projects and subjects.
The curriculum and the list of course teachers may be changed for reasons of pedagogical suitability or for reasons of force majeure.
For more information contact us.
FAQ
British education allows anyone to obtain a university degree with one year of study who has completed two years of training in a specific area or obtained a level 5 qualification (120 credits).
Upon completion of this academic year (6th credits), students obtain the academic degree BA (Hons) – Bachelor of Arts, a British higher education diploma.
It is the equivalent of the 3rd year of a higher education course. During an academic year, knowledge is acquired and advanced skills are developed in a specific area. Upon completion of this 3rd year, the student obtains the Bachelor’s Degree, an internationally recognized diploma.
Anyone who has obtained a Level 5/120 credits qualification in a training area relevant to the course they are applying for can apply. They can have different backgrounds such as Design, Cinema, Fashion, Animation, Visual Effects (VFX), Sound and Music.
The curricular program is defined by Solent University and classes take place at ETIC, in Lisbon, in a format in person. The B.A. Bachelor of Arts degree is awarded and issued by Solent University- Southampton.
Yes, one of the following tests is required:
DUOLINGO minimum 115 (95 in all components)
ELTS minimum 6.0 (5.5 in all components)
TOEFL IBT 80 (20 in all components)
ETIC is a reference school in creative areas. Project-oriented, it combines technique, creativity, and personal and professional development. The connection with companies and institutions brings school projects closer to the reality of the world of work.
It has top technological resources, such as HD video and virtual reality studios, professional HD recording, sound studios, photography laboratories and studios, ateliers and computer labs.
SHOWREEL
