Music Technology Certificate
A solid foundation in technology has become an essential part of any career in the music industry. The Music Technology Certificate Program at Douglas College is a one-year, full-time program that will give you the training you need in sound engineering, music software, audio engineering and music production. You'll get hands-on instruction on state-of-the-art equipment and graduate ready to start your career.
State-of-the art studios
Why sit in a classroom when you can learn on state-of-the-art equipment? In the Music Technology Certificate Program you'll have access to two fully-equipped music studios, computer labs and the Laura C. Muir Performing Arts Theatre. For more information, see Facilities.
Comprehensive music technology training
You'll take a variety of audio engineering courses, covering topics like MIDI, sequencing and synthesis, audio recording, music for film, music scoring, studio setup and maintenance, career development and music ensembles.
Affordable music technology training
At a fraction of the price of similar programs at private institutions, the Music Technology Certificate Program at Douglas is an affordable way to get the skills you need for a career in music.
Transfer from university music programs
Are you a university music student? If you have one or two years of university music training, you will most likely meet all of the prerequisites for this program and be eligible for early admission.
Upgrading for professionals
If you're already working in the music industry and want to become more literate in music technology, the Music Certificate Program is a great choice. You'll earn a certificate and increase your value in the workplace in just one year.
Great careers in music engineering
A Certificate in Music Technology will be an asset in almost any career in the music industry, from professional music to studio engineering to music education. For more examples of possible careers, see FAQs.
For more information
- Read the Music Technology Certificate FAQs
- Contact Blair Fisher (Program Coordinator) at mailto:fisherb@douglascollege.ca
Photos
Here are some photos from around the first year of the Music Technology Certificate Program and ensemble performance concert, which took place in April of 2012.

