Masters Degrees (Music Performance)

Support your developing career as a professional performer with Royal Birmingham Conservatoire's post-Masters, Advanced Postgraduate Diploma in Professional Performance. Read more

Live music is at the centre of music as an industry and cultural experience. There is a rich set of global opportunities arising from the significant economic and cultural global growth of live music. Read more

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

The School of Music offers studies leading to the Master of Music degree in two areas: Performance & Literature and Music Education. … Read more

The principal aim of our Master of Music (MMus) course is to provide you with knowledge, skills, and confidence to succeed in your chosen branch(es) of the music profession, giving you a head-start in addressing the challenges involved in becoming a professional musician. Read more

On our MSc in Digital Audio Engineering, you will explore the varied uses of technology in the delivery and creation of digital audio systems. Read more

The Reid School of Music offers an exciting research environment that combines the theory, history, composition and practice of music with the scientific study of sound. Read more

This distance-learning MSc / PGDip in Performing Arts Medicine provides specialised training for health professionals who want to be equipped to work with musicians, dancers, actors, circus artists and other performers. Read more

Make your mark in the music industry with Staffordshire University. Our Modern Music Practices MA or MSc, will enable you to develop your creative and existing production skills and prepare for a career in music and sound production. Read more

Assessing a performing artist requires specialised skills and the ability to associate health issues with their particular artistic activity. Read more

There are five pathways in this flexible MA programme: Performance Composition Musicology Medieval Music Russian Music The units you take will vary according to your chosen pathway, but all include shared training units, such as Research Skills for Musicians, specialised units specific to the pathway, and a large menu of optional units tailored to your interests. Read more

A Master of Arts (MA) by Research allows you to undertake a one-year (full-time) or two-year (part-time) research degree. It contains little or no formal taught component. Read more

Your Music MLitt can focus on classical, popular, world, contemporary, early, folk and traditional music. You'll apply approaches of interest to you, such as: historiographical theoretical cultural critical This programme is primarily aimed at students who want to pursue independent musicological research. Read more

The School of Music offers studies leading to the Master of Music degree in two areas: Performance & Literature and Music Education. … Read more

This is a modular course leading to the award of MA in Popular Music. The course will be of interest to those concerned with the exploration of all aspects of performance. Read more