Course Overview
This course will allow you to develop your knowledge of the subject area and enhance your skills in self-reflection and evaluation, and oral and written communication, supporting your continued professional development.
You'll gain a range of transferable skills in research, self-reflection and evaluation, interpretation and oral and written communication. All of these can be applied in musical as well as non-musical contexts.
We also offer additional support as you develop your career plans, the School of Music boasts an Alumni Mentoring Network, where students can be supported by past students as they start to plan their next steps.
General Eligibility
A bachelor degree with a 2:1 (hons) in music, psychology, healthcare, arts therapies, sociology, or a related discipline.
We will consider other relevant professional experience if you can demonstrate a good level of musical understanding or practical experience when you apply.
Part Time Work Details
20 Hours of Work permit weekly for international students.
Language Requirement