I would start with this site. It gives a summary of what to expect from the course as well as information needed for you to decide if this is the ideal field to get into. See site below http://www.mi.edu/audio engineering
To take sound engineering courses, you should register at your local technical training institute or sign up for online courses that you can take at your convenience.
There are some courses online for engineering which can be transferred to an university. There is no real engineering distance learning so you have to take some of the courses online and transfer.
Aeronautical Engineering
For a career in chemical engineering one should consider courses in chemistry and biology. After that courses to take include business and management and biotechnology.
There are a lot of good courses to take depending on your interest. You can take computer science courses, teaching, and medical ones.
There are many online courses for engineering. However, many people take classes at an actual engineering trade school to get hands-on teachings and tests.
If you want to repair heating and air conditioning systems, you should take technical courses. These courses include mechanical engineering and electrical engineering.
One can take engineering courses at many colleges and universities, for example DeVry University. These types of course are also available at Stanford, Brown, the Massachusetts School of Technology and the University of Arizona.
When you use a mobile phone or a bridge, you don't ask if it was built by a woman or a man engineer. Both men and women have to know the same engineering, both have to take most of the same courses. But each man and each woman has a different way of learning engineering. Some like hands-on, some like math. I would take courses that appeal to you as an individual.
One may take courses on music production at the "Vancouver School of Audio Engineering, Recording and Music Producstion". It is one the best courses for music production in Canada.
When you go to Univ. to become an engineer the Univ. will have many engineering courses you will be required to take. The exact courses will depend on what kind of engineer you are studying to be. In addition to these engineering courses you will also take math, physics, chemistry and probably economics. Then of course there are courses that everyone in the Univ. must take, like english, history etc.
Go to University that offers engineering courses, It may take 2 to 4 years before you get your degree in Engineering and it also depends on what types of Engineering field you chose.