Masters Degrees (Music Therapy)

Our Cambridge Institute for Music Therapy Research is an international centre for research into music therapy, putting you at the heart of new music therapy research worldwide. Read more

Do you want to become a music therapist? The part-time MA Music Therapy course provides students with a unique opportunity to develop the skills necessary to become a  Health and Care Professions Council  (HCPC) qualified music therapist. 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

Qualify to work as a music therapist in the UK and overseas on this Health and Care Professions Council-accredited course, and become eligible for registration with the HCPC in the UK. 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

With a strong emphasis on experiential learning, improvisation, song writing and listening, this flexible and highly regarded course is aimed at giving you the knowledge and practical skills to enter an existing practice or start your own. Read more

The Masters in Music Therapy aims to develop students' musicianship and personal potential, and equip them with the knowledge and skills to work as a registered music therapist. Read more

Interview. Interviews are usually held between January and June. The applicant’s personal statement should include. reasons why they feel drawn to the profession of music therapy, specific musical skills and details of relevant experience within caring professions. Read more

If you would like to register and go into practice as a music therapist, this inspirational new masters course is the ideal route to success. Read more

Get professional training in dramatherapy on this Health and Care Professions Council-accredited course. Our emphasis on clinical placements and a range of dramatherapy approaches will prepare you for work in the arts therapies. Read more

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

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

Become the musician you want to be with a flexible taught-Masters degree at Hull. Read more