Get training on the audio production equipment and software used throughout the radio broadcasting industry
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From the first day you start classes, you’ll be working with the same equipment and software that the pros use - computer on-air systems, broadcast consoles, digital recorders, Adobe Audition, Pro Tools, and more. When you graduate, you'll be prepared to walk into a radio station and operate the equipment in a real radio studio.
Learn in a studio instead of a classroom
You'll spend your time in the studio working on a variety of projects. You'll explore audio production techniques, learn how to operate a soundboard, and much more.
Learn by doing in a matter of months - not years. There is no substitute for hands-on experience.
Dick Robinson - Founder and Chairman of the Connecticut School of Broadcasting
Careers in Radio & Audio Production
- Sound Designer
- Program Director
- Radio Producer
- Board Operator
- Music Director
- Studio Engineer