AUDIO PRODUCTION AND ARTS MANAGEMENT PROGRAMS
FOR THE MUSIC BUSINESS PROFESSIONAL
Music industry programs feature in-person master classes taught by active award-winning music industry leaders.
Harris Institute has the highest percentage of awarded faculty of any school anywhere.
Audio Production Program (APP) is an accelerated twelve month Diploma program featuring 61 courses in the art, technology and business of audio production taught by award winning active industry leaders.
Arts Management Program (AMP) is an accelerated twelve month Diploma program featuring 60 courses that focus on the new music industry taught by award winning active industry leaders.
Music Business Professional (MBP) is a 20 month double Diploma program (APP + AMP) taught by award winning active industry leaders.
The music industry has experienced unprecedented changes in recent years. Possibly the biggest change is the convergence of everything. Not long ago almost everyone in the music industry specialized in one area or another. They needed to know a lot about something and not much about anything else, that was the norm. In a paradigm shift, today everyone needs to know something about everything and a lot about something. The combined curriculum in the first term of APP and AMP covers everything about the new music industry at an advanced introductory level. Students learn something about all aspects of the music industry before learning a lot about something in the second and third levels of both programs.
One-year programs start in November, March and July.
Harris Institute is located in a century old 15,000 square foot industrial building in Old Town Toronto designed by Massey Hall’s architect George M. Miller. The repurposed building includes three recording studios, five classrooms, four computer labs, an electronics lab, library and student lounge.
The campus is centrally located in one of the world’s most culturally diverse cities. It is accessible by public transit and in close proximity to a wide range of student residences.