理学学士和音乐学士

尽管您可能不认为音乐与科学可以并存，但是在创造音乐的热情与对科学知识的热爱之间有着奇妙的协同作用。在这两者之间进行选择可能很困难，所以为什么不充分利用自己的才能，并在双学位课程中同时学习科学和音乐。通过本课程，您对人类生物学的了解可以帮助您弄清音乐产生的生理反应。您对物理或数学的了解可以帮助您创作出色的音乐，也许是因为您专门研究创意音乐技术。<br> <br>声学，艺术和音乐在声学艺术和科学中已有数千年的历史，但两者之间的联系却很多更广泛。物理学，心理学，人类生物学，材料科学，信息科学和统计分析的最新发展
Science and Music, a double degree university course designed to offer a broad range of choice and alternatives when commencing a career. This course has the potential to open many options and making the most of scientific and/or musical talents. Though you may not think that music and science go together, there is a wonderful synergy between the passion for creating music and a love of scientific knowledge. Choosing between the two can be hard so why not make the most of your talents and study both science and music in a double degree course. With this course, your knowledge of human biology may help you unravel the physiological response that music creates. Your knowledge of physics or mathematics could help you create great music, perhaps as you specialise in creative music technology. This course leads to two separate degrees: Bachelor of Science and Bachelor of Music. You will gain all the benefits of each degree course (see Bachelor of Science/Bachelor of Music) and be fully equipped to pursue a career in either field separately or to combine the two in your chosen work. Physics, mathematics and music have been related for millennia in the art and science of acoustics but the links are much more extensive. The latest developments in physics, psychology, human biology, materials science, information science and statistical analysis all give us new answers to ancient questions about music - what it is, why we make it, how we make it, why we listen to it and how it is changing. Whether your music specialisation is in Performance, Composition, and Creative music technology or Popular music, a broad understanding of science will illuminate and enrich the experience. And if your main focus is science, music expertise will offer interesting opportunities not available to everyone - perhaps working on treatments for auditory conditions or mapping sound to interaction. The research into the possibilities of music is also ongoing and creating new jobs dedicated to the many effects of music, music perception or the performance and technical underpinnings of instruments. Alternatively you could combine your knowledge of physics, mathematics and computing to become a sound engineer.