Masters Degrees (Music Psychology)

Music psychology explores the deep and complex relationship between music, the human mind and the brain. Read more

On this course you'll apply psychological research to musical experiences and professions. We'll give you training in the research methods used by psychologists. Read more

A rigorously demanding course, the MMus degree offers an opportunity to develop your musicianship and academic skills to a very high level in a range of subject areas. Read more

This course enables you to study existing research and theories in the psychology of music while continuing to follow your own musical interests. Read more

This unique programme combines music psychology with neuroscience, focusing on both the biological and cognitive aspects of musical behaviour. Read more

This course focuses on the creative, historical, critical, technical and performative aspects of electronic and computer music, emphasising the many ways in which technology and musical practice influence each other. Read more

This distinctive course offers opportunities to develop the critical and analytical techniques needed to evaluate and evidence the relationship between musical engagement and wellbeing. Read more

This course caters for a wide range of musical interests and tastes and enables you to build the specialist skills necessary to progress in the music-management business. Read more

Qualify to work as a music therapist in the UK and overseas, and become eligible for registration with the Health and Care Professions Council in the UK. Read more

The MA in Music Therapy is a two-year full-time programme of study which prepares graduates for professional practice as a music therapist. Read more

Approved by the Health Care Professions Council (HCPC), this training leads to a nationally recognised professional qualification as a music therapist. Read more

The flexible modular structure of our taught MA course allows you to focus on a chosen area of specialism but simultaneously facilitates exploration of a wide range of research areas relating to music. Read more

This course uses psychological methods and theory to interpret and make sense of musical behaviours, sounds and ideas. Our interdisciplinary approach offers a unique perspective on music. Read more