First Year
Do you have a feel for sound? What if you could use it to tell stories in films? Sounds evoke emotions and add depth. They are invisible, but indispensable. This programme combines art, engineering and technology. You will discover how to use them to create impactful soundtracks.
As a sound designer, you create unique soundtracks that perfectly complement an artistic work. You’ll take charge of everything—from recording and editing to mixing— especially for films, but also for other projects like installations and performances. With a creative approach, you’ll shape every audible element, both on and off the screen. Your work adds emotional and symbolic layers that profoundly affect the audience, often on a subconscious level. Without your input, immersive experiences would simply not be possible.
As a sound designer, you are a vital part of a team, working closely with others. Throughout the program, you’ll participate in exercises and workshops alongside students in Directing, Writing, Production, Cinematography, and Editing. Opportunities to collaborate with students from Radio and Animation Film programs also arise. The shared goal? Creating captivating experiences where image and sound amplify one another.
Creating a soundtrack involves more than technical expertise—it’s an artistic process. During the program, you’ll develop your personal vision and style, ensuring your creations carry a unique and recognizable signature. By experimenting, reflecting, and working on diverse projects, you’ll discover what sets you apart as a sound designer and how to bring your unique sound to life.
Are you considering a creative education in the audiovisual arts, but still have some questions? Come to one of our many information sessions and hear, feel, or experience what it's like at RITCS.
If you want detailed info on the subjects (assessment, examination formats...), please visit our study guide where you can find all ECTS sheets of our programmes:
To start this programme, you must first pass an artistic admission test. The admission test consists of three parts: a dossier, an intake or selection interview and a workshop week. Read more about the admission tests here.
Erasmushogeschool Brussel pursues quality education and continuously develops its programmes to meet (inter)national quality standards.EhB puts maximum effort into developing a culture of quality and uses its own quality direction as a foundation for quality education.
Various instruments guarantee the strengthening and safeguarding of the educational quality of this programme:
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