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Best- the lab facilities are amazing, the lecture content is interesting, course hours are low allowing for time for independent study and work if needed to support finances. Worst- contact with tutors is low, I would have enjoyed some seminars or more work on the lab to fine tune some of our skills. degree is IBMS accredited yet have had very little support into how to get a lab role and experience in an actual lab considering it’s our final year and there were limited lab placements

Pros- en suite, weekly cleaners, maintenance whenever required Cons- quite far from campus and considering it was a uni accom village very little amenities such as bar, cafe, place for student to socialise etc

Best: workshop/seminars

Like: kitchen Dislike: bus location

Engaging, challenging, good career opportunities. Sometimes not enough access and education to equipment

Location, cleanliness. Downside very expensive

Love Lidia Pedro Sole

Door broke and had rats

I love all my lecturers they are the best

Loved it was so nice and peaceful

The course content was really varied and a good experience. They get you to learn about all the different parts of music production so that you've got a broad knowledge when you leave your degree. The collab element of the course gives you the opportunity to work with other people in a way that replicates how you'll need to work in the industry and gives you the opportunity to do some performance as well if you want. You get a good amount of time in lectures doing different skills units and core modules, and then if you want more time, you can book 1-1 sessions with your lecturers to go over anything you want, so you're really not short of time with them. The internship opportunities and career prospects are really good for production here. I did an internship with the tech team and now work full-time as a technician and do studio production for the different outreach projects that the uni does. For students who do really well in production, you have loads of opportunities to get into Metropolis as well, and there's a possibility that you could do an internship there as well - although this is only for the best ACM has to offer.

I’ve been fortunate enough to get the opportunity to intern amongst the tech team and learn how they manage all the gear and the process of their troubleshooting which is something every aspiring engineer needs to experience first hand. I’ve even gotten the chance to shadow the engineers and runners at metropolis studios which was absolutely amazing to be a part of. I’m also enthusiastic about the fact I’ll also get to go to the SSL factory to watch and learn how they put together their audio desks which I wouldn’t have ever been able to do if not for ACM.

I love the content however I think it can be more organised slightly

Lecturers are really great, feel like I am not pushed enough though