It's a fact that IPR offers a wide range of educational tools for a variety of music and music industry interests, but perhaps a less considered fact is that the school campus is located in one of the best cities to live in the country.
Minneapolis is both a great place to live and work. Students who have relocated to Minneapolis to attend classes at IPR have quickly become aware of what a great city it is. From the ever present music scene found in legendary clubs like First Avenue and 7th Street Entry, www.first-avenue.com, to less known, but exceptional, world-class music clubs like The Dakota Jazz Club, www.dakotacooks.com, to the city's amazing arts and gallery scene www.walkerart.org, Minneapolis has it all.
The modern beauty of the city's skyline is offset by it's charming parks, inner-city lakes and many other recreational features www.minneapolisparks.org. We love Minneapolis, and we're confident that our re-locating student body will too. (REQUEST MORE INFORMATION)
This occupational program stands unique from other music and entertainment business degrees by combining cutting edge business economics and analysis with multimedia communication and marketing techniques in the graphic, print and virtual fields. Using an aggressive hands-on approach, it prepares graduates to understand and adapt to the latest technological trends.
This occupational program prepares producer-engineers for successful careers in the modern audio industry – a business that relies more than ever on quality on-demand multimedia content. Hands-on training with the latest production equipment under the guidance of expert industry professionals gives our graduates the opportunity to synthesize their creative ideas and to develop both their musical and technical proficiency. Since this business is as much about people as it is about sound, emphasis is placed on ethical responsibility and business acumen. Graduates of this program are entrepreneurs, prepared to tackle the creative and technical demands of an exciting, multi-faceted industry.