Course Overview
The course will develop your technical, conceptual, and critical skills, allowing you to specialize in performance, composition, and/or musicology, guided by internationally renowned staff and supported by stunning facilities. With the MMus under your belt, you'll be perfectly placed to pursue Ph.D. studies if you wish. What's more, the course is designed to be flexible enough to fit around work or caring commitments, with on-site teaching focused on just one day of the week. The curriculum is designed to take your specialisms to an advanced level, including undertaking an extensive independent practical project or dissertation of your choosing, while developing a keen sense of context for those fields.
Graduates of the MMus course typically go on to a range of careers which have included portfolio careers in music, performance, and composition, working in a professional studio, music education, and music research at the Ph.D. level.
General Eligibility
A good honors degree (2:2 or higher) in music, or equivalent academic or professional experience. Applicants must be able to show that their background in their chosen independent study is sufficient for development at the postgraduate level.
Part Time Work Details
20 hours of work permit weekly for international students.
Language Requirement