312 Washington Avenue North
Minneapolis, MN 55401

At the Institute of Production and Recording in Minnesota, students have the chance to learn all they need to know about such music and entertainment fields as music theory, audio engineering, entertainment business, and music and multimedia.

When you enroll at this the Institute of Production and Recording you'll be able to choose between two different programs to meet your media arts aspirations. The audio production and music and entertainment business programs both allow students to earn an Associate in Applied Science degree while providing them with the knowledge and first-hand experience they need to begin their career.

The Institute of Production and Recording's studio and lab facilities provide students with the opportunity to work with the tools and equipment they'll use in the media industry. These studios are also available to students outside of class, 24 hours a day, seven days a week.

Quick Facts:

The Institute of Production and Recording has been accredited by the Accrediting Commission of Career Schools and Colleges of technology (ACCSCT).

This Minnesota media arts school is a proud member of the Audio Engineering Society (AES), the Society of Professional Audio Recording Services (SPARS), and the Twin Cities Writing Center Professionals Association (TCWCP).

The Institute of Production and Recording is the fastest growing certified Digidesign Pro School in education. A Digidesign certification makes an attractive addition to a resume when you're applying for entry-level positions in multimedia.

The Institute of Production and Recording is an Apple Authorized Training Center. As a result, this Minnesota media arts offers students certification training in Logic Pro. Students may apply to these courses alone or select them as elective courses to be completed in conjunction with the audio production and engineering program.

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