Yes, lots of schools have program called Audio Engineering AND production..MOST of them have the individual courses you are thinking of, but MOST audio schools are also shit. If you are going to go you better be putting research into where.. AE & P usually costs more but its covers almost everything that the little classes specifically cover. Its like a "blanket" degree over top of the other ones. Obviously this varies from school to school, but I know for a fact I'm right. Its all I looked into for like a year. I don't even like the schools that have a bunch of 'different' little classes that charge you like 5 grand for each one(electronic music, ableton workshop, etc.) THATS a money grab. IF you are interested in going to school, those individual classes are garbage unless you WANT to only take one specific one like that. But if you are going for a general education in audio. The only way to go is to find a GOOD "Audio Engineering & Production" year+ long course. Mine right now has an entire class of a semester dedicated to Songwriting, Music theory and arrangement. But thats only one class of 16.
My audio engineering and production course covers everything from theory, ableton, reason, Pro tools, digital and analogue signal processing, studio maintenance, career management, etc.. It really touches on everything. Most schools don't, but like I said, most schools are garbage that just want more money so they charge extra for each individual class.
