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Glasgow Clyde College
Anniesland-campus HND and NC Sound Production, using Pro Tools HD and Ableton Live across recording, mixing, mastering, live-event sound and audio post-production. The NC (1 year, SCQF 6) needs four National 5s; the HND (2 years, SCQF 8) needs two Highers or the NC as a stepping stone, and articulates directly into year 3 of Glasgow Caledonian University's BSc (Hons) Audio Technology.
HND/advanced-course tuition is £1,285/yr for SAAS-eligible Scottish residents, £3,415/yr for rest-of-UK students, and £6,565/yr upfront for international students.
Real named studio partners include Transmission Room and The Audio Lounge, plus venue links to The Garage and SWG3, and a BBC Modern Apprenticeship route.
At a glance
- Price
- From £1,285/yr
- Location
- 19 Hatfield Drive, Glasgow G12 0YE
- Subjects
- Music production, Sound engineering, Ableton
- Formats
- Diploma
- Accreditation
- SQA/SCQF, Glasgow Caledonian University
Course structure
The formats Glasgow Clyde College sells, and how long each one runs.
| NC Sound Production | 1 year, full-time (SCQF Level 6) |
| HND Sound Production | 2 years, full-time (SCQF Level 8) |
Worth knowing
- Named studio and venue partners: Transmission Room Studio, The Audio Lounge, The Garage and SWG3, plus a BBC Modern Apprenticeship pathway.
Frequently asked
What does Glasgow Clyde College cost?
Glasgow Clyde College's prices start from £1,285/yr, correct as of our last check.
Where is Glasgow Clyde College based?
Glasgow Clyde College is based at 19 Hatfield Drive, Glasgow G12 0YE.
What does Glasgow Clyde College teach?
Glasgow Clyde College teaches Music production, Sound engineering, Ableton, in these formats: Diploma.
Is Glasgow Clyde College accredited?
Yes. SQA/SCQF: NC Level 6 and HND Level 8 qualifications. Glasgow Caledonian University: Articulation agreement — HND graduates enter BSc (Hons) Audio Technology at year 3.
Sources
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