The DePaul Sound Recording Technology Program is a four year program designed to prepare students for a career in the rapidly expanding audio industry by developing a solid foundation of traditional musical skills and extensive training in contemporary music technology.

The DePaul SRT program is contained in the School of Music and culminates in a Bachelor of Science in Music with emphasis in Elective Studies in Electrical Engineering degree. DePaul SRT students are admitted with the same standard as all undergraduate programs in music, and take the full musicianship sequence as well as applied music, large ensemble, conducting, and music electives. In addition, SRT students take classes in analog and digital microelectronics, computer science, and calculus.

Recording classes and student practicum sessions take place off-campus at studiochicago, a 48 track analog/digital facility as well as on-campus in Studio DePaul, a digital Pro Tools facility with video capabilities.

The Sound Recording Technology core sequence begins with an introductory course in the freshman year and continues sophomore year with two music production courses. The six course advanced sequence begins in fall of junior year: senior year also includes practicum lessons to accompany class studies.