

Receive a solid foundation in music, electronics, sound engineering, music production, electronic music, and the liberal arts as you study with industry leaders.
This dual degree allows you to jumpstart your career in sound engineering, film scoring, multimedia, and software development in just five years.
Pursue advanced studies and research in music production, electronic music, DSP, immersive sound, XR systems, acoustics, music cognition, and informatics.
Train for a career as a Tonmeister, supervising technical and artistic personnel during the production of music, sound recordings, and live broadcasting.
Prepare for a career in university teaching, research and development, multimedia, and audio computation, at the evolving intersection of music and technology.
Xiaowei Luo has been awarded the Gold award in the 2021 AES Student Recording Competition.
Faculty, alumni, staff, and students from our Music Technology program will be featured as moderators and panelists at the Audio Engineering Society 2021 Fall Convention.
CPOC Music is the first music business conference featuring 100% BIPOC presenters.
Aizhou (Amy) Liu and Gregor McWilliam have been awarded 2021 AES Educational Foundation Scholarships
Links for scholarships and mentorship resources.
Pablo Ripollés and his team were selected as one of 5 winners of the ASCAP-NYC Media Lab Challenge.
"For Edna" is featured on a new album of multimedia works for solo cello that elevate stories of feminine empowerment.
"It is time for us to take responsibility and to take concrete steps to make MPAP an academic performance community where diversity and inclusion are indispensable and at the core of our teaching, training, and learning."
On behalf of the defendants Macklemore and Ryan Lewis, testimony by forensic musicologist Lawrence Ferrara, in tandem with that of acoustic musicologist Professor Paul Geluso, paved the way to a "motion for summary judgement" being granted by US District Court Judge Martin Feldman in New Orleans.
The soundtrack team behind a new Taiwanese mini-series called Green Door is mostly made up of alumni of the Department of Music and Performing Arts Professions. The six-episode show hit Netflix in America and 190 other countries in March after premiering in Taiwan where the music received good reviews.
News from Professors Neil Rolnick and R. Luke DuBois.
If you have any additional questions about our program, please feel free to contact us at music.technology@nyu.edu.