Studying music enables you to develop your artistic talent and gain specialist training in performance, musical composition and production. At UAX, we offer a range of music-related courses, from undergraduate degrees to specialisation programmes, designed to develop professional skills in the fields of the arts, composition, music production and the music industry.
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
MBA Music Business
In collaboration with:
Start:
October
Length:
9 months
Master in Music for Development
In collaboration with:
Start:
October
Length:
1 year
Experience university life before you choose where to study
Start:
July
Length:
15 days
Master’s Degree in Live Music Management
In collaboration with:
Start:
October
Length:
9 months
Master’s Degree in Instrumental Pedagogy (Online)
Start:
October
Length:
9 months
Bachelor’s Degree in Modern Music Performance
Start:
September
Length:
4 years
Degree in Music Performance
Start:
September
Length:
4 years
Music studies cover various areas relating to performance, musical composition, sound production and knowledge of the music industry. This training enables students to develop the artistic, technical and creative skills required to thrive in different areas of the music sector. Key skills typically developed in this field include:
This type of training is aimed both at those interested in developing their artistic talent and at those who wish to work in areas related to music production, composition or music project management.
The field of music offers various study pathways depending on your level of specialisation or the stage of your artistic or professional career. At UAX, we offer a range of music-related courses:
This variety allows you to build a study pathway tailored to different profiles, from students wishing to embark on their artistic careers to professionals seeking to specialise or broaden their skills within the music sector.
Music-related studies enable students to pursue a professional career in various fields linked to musical composition, performance and production. The main career opportunities include:
The evolution of the music industry and the development of new platforms for music production and distribution have broadened career opportunities for those with specialised training in music.
At UAX, we design our music degree programmes with a focus on nurturing artistic talent and preparing professionals capable of thriving in various areas of the music sector. Our degree programmes combine artistic training, technical knowledge and an understanding of how the music industry works.
Furthermore, at UAX we offer an academic environment geared towards the development of creative and musical projects, where our students can work on their own artistic style whilst acquiring the skills needed to build a career within the music sector.
If you’re interested in the music industry, you’ll find a range of educational options, such as undergraduate degrees, master’s degrees and specialisation programmes. These qualifications enable you to pursue a professional career in areas such as musical performance, composition, production and music project management.
One of the most common options is to study for a bachelor’s degree in music or music production. There are also specialisation programmes and master’s degrees that allow students to explore specific areas of the music industry in greater depth.
This type of training is aimed at people interested in developing their artistic talent and creativity. It is also suitable for those who wish to work in the music industry or in fields related to production, composition or performance.
Many music programmes place value on prior knowledge or musical experience, particularly in performance. However, some courses also focus on areas such as music production, composition or music project management.
Studying music can open up career opportunities in fields such as performance, composition, music production, the recording industry and the management of artistic and musical projects.
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