BMus (Hons) Popular Music Performance

The Popular Music Performance course at the University of West London is a bachelor's degree that aims to equip students to become accomplished and innovative musicians. With a strong focus on performance, the course will develop students’ technical, musical and performance skills alongside improving their understanding of the music industry and how to navigate it professionally. The course adopts an innovative approach to teaching popular music performance, using masterclasses, workshops and lectures. Course Content: The course encompasses numerous aspects of professional musicianship, industry-contextual studies, live performance, music technology and business skills. The curriculum is driven by the practical nature of music making and the fast-changing modern music industry, helping students to develop as accomplished musicians with exceptional performance abilities, competent in their use of technology and knowledgeable about the industry.Key Modules: Whilst not specifically listed, the course appears to cover areas such as musical performance, music technology, industry-contextual skills, professional musicianship, and business acumen in the music industry.Future Careers: As alumni, you could follow in the footsteps of successful graduates like Freddie Mercury and Paul Samwell-Smith. The skills developed on this course could lead to a range of careers including: professional musician, songwriter, music producer, manager and promoter.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page here.