Studying for a degree in music allows you to develop your skills in a creative and professional environment where artistic talent is combined with technical, theoretical and performance skills. At UAX, we offer undergraduate degrees in music designed to develop musical skills, provide an understanding of how the music industry works, and prepare our students to build their careers in various areas of the arts and culture sector.
Degree in Musicology (online)
Start:
October
Length:
4 years
Degree in Composition and Applied Music Creation (Online)
In collaboration with:
Start:
October
Length:
4 years
Bachelor’s Degree in Modern Music Performance
Start:
September
Length:
4 years
Degree in Music Performance
Start:
September
Length:
4 years
University degrees in music combine artistic training, theoretical knowledge and technical development to enable students to understand music from a professional perspective. During the degree programme, students develop skills relating to:
This course provides a comprehensive overview of the music sector, combining creativity, technical skills and an understanding of the professional music environment.
University studies in music open the door to a range of career opportunities within the artistic, creative and cultural sectors. The most common career paths include:
The music sector encompasses a range of professional roles linked to both performance and the production and management of music projects.
At UAX, we develop our music education with a focus on artistic development and an understanding of the professional music environment. Our programmes combine technical training, creative learning and the development of musical projects.
This educational model enables our students to develop their musical talent whilst acquiring the knowledge needed to understand how the music industry works and how to build their artistic career.
It is a university degree that enables students to develop artistic, technical and theoretical knowledge relating to musical performance, composition and production.
Within the European higher education system, a bachelor’s degree typically takes four years to complete.
For many degree programmes, it is advisable to have prior musical knowledge or skills relating to musical performance or composition.
Yes. After completing your bachelor’s degree, you can continue your studies with master’s degrees or specialisation programmes in various areas of music.
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