Audio & recording technology Master’s degree

7 programs — 3 with federal cost data, the rest suppressed for small class sizes and listed after them, ordered by median debt against median earnings — lowest first.

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Schools file the same degree under different federal codes — Berklee’s music production sits under “Music, Other”, Academy of Art’s under “Recording Arts”. These groups gather every code a program is actually filed under.

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Audio & recording technology Master’s degree ranked by debt-to-earnings ratio
InstitutionProgramcredential and deliveryat completion4 yrs after
New York Institute of TechnologyNY · Private nonprofitRequest information →Radio and Television Broadcasting Technology/TechnicianMaster’s degree · On campus$46,701$79,25859%
American UniversityDC · Private nonprofitRequest information →Recording Arts Technology/TechnicianMaster’s degree · On campus—$74,573—
Savannah College of Art and DesignGA · Private nonprofitRequest information →Recording Arts Technology/TechnicianMaster’s degree · On campusOffers: Film and Television (BFA) · Animation (BFA) · Animation (MA/MFA) · Visual Effects (BFA) · Motion Media Design (BFA) · Illustration (BFA) · Illustration (MA/MFA) · Graphic Design (BA/BFA)—$56,591—
Belmont UniversityTN · Private nonprofitRequest information →Recording Arts Technology/TechnicianMaster’s degree · On campusNot reportedNot reported—
Johns Hopkins UniversityMD · Private nonprofitRequest information →Recording Arts Technology/TechnicianMaster’s degree · On campusNot reportedNot reported—
Long Island UniversityNY · Private nonprofitRequest information →Radio and Television Broadcasting Technology/TechnicianMaster’s degree · On campusNot reportedNot reported—
Middle Tennessee State UniversityTN · PublicRequest information →Recording Arts Technology/TechnicianMaster’s degree · On campusNot reportedNot reported—

Source: College Scorecard, Field of Study (retrieved September 2026)

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Earnings and debt are reported by the federal government at a four-digit program level, so a figure shown against “Audio & recording technology” covers every related program at that institution rather than one named degree. Full methodology.