OIART is a specialized school dedicated exclusively to train for professional audio careers.
1320 Hours
More hands-on time than any program of its kind.
8 Studios
On-site state-of-the-art facilities provide eight real-world environments with leading-edge technology.
1-1 Learning
Unprecedented one-on-one access to instructors for mentoring and tutorials.
100% Job Rate*
Graduates receive job placement assistance and lifelong career support.
TOP REASONS WHY
YOU SHOULD ATTEND OIART
It's the best audio engineering and production school of its kind in North America.*
SAVE TIME
OIART immerses you in an 11-month program, getting you to a career faster than other schools.
SAVE MONEY
Spend less money at OIART for a better education than you'd receive in a 2 or 3 year program.
COSTS BREAKDOWN
TIME IS MONEY
MORE OF WHATS INCLUDED
- No hidden or extra fees
- All textbooks and Materials
- Personalized tutorials
- Professional Mentoring
- Extensive Studio Time
- Real-world projects and assignments designed by industry professionals
- 8:1 Student/Teacher Ratio
- Lecture theatres with integrated recording studios
- Direct access to our experienced full-time instructors
- Lifelong Career Guidance and Placement assistance
- Highest employment rate working in relevant fields
- Access to our World-Wide network of Alumni and Audio Professionals
Our renowned reputation is a consequence of four decades of dedicated effort. Every aspect of our Audio Recording Technology program has been designed with your future in mind.
*All statements regarding program performance such as Top, Rated the Best and #1 are based on the latest KPI survey results. Based on a typical 5 course semester with 15 class hours per week, excluding holidays, breaks and exam periods. **Not including textbooks, student activity fees, lab fees, parking or other yearly student fees. ***The longer the program, the longer it takes to begin your career and start earning income. Each additional year in school is a potential year of income lost. ****Utilizing a modest $37,000 average entry-level salary per year to predict lost income.
