Academic Journey
Duration: 1 year (Full-time) or 2 years (Part-time)
Inside the Learning Segments
Principal Instrument: Intensive training to enhance technical and expressive performance skills.
Arranging: Techniques for arranging music across genres and ensemble types.
Performance Ensemble Workshop: Collaborative ensemble practice and leadership development.
Songwriting: Creative composition and development of original music.
Digital Distribution & Marketing: Strategies to promote music and build a professional profile.
Writing & Recording Musician: Skills in writing, recording, and producing music.
Major Project: A culminating project showcasing artistic and professional growth.
Minimum second-class honours degree or equivalent professional experience in a relevant field.
English proficiency at CEFR Level C1 (IELTS 7.0 overall, minimum 6.5 per component).
Discover Your Career Direction
Graduates are prepared for careers as professional performers, composers, arrangers, musical directors, or music industry specialists. The programme equips students with both creative and professional skills to succeed in performance, production, and broader music industry roles.
Career routes
Graduates often pursue roles such as:
Professional Performer
Composer / Arranger
Musical Director
Music Producer
Industry Specialist
Graduates gain the skills to perform professionally, lead ensembles, compose and arrange music, and pursue opportunities in live performance, recording, and music industry careers.
