BA (Hons.) Music

The BA (Hons) Music course at the University of Kent offers a comprehensive study of a wide range of music genres, along with the chance to specialize in areas that interest you most. This degree offers a rich mix of practical and theoretical study that includes performance opportunities in ensembles and as a soloist, as well as training in the latest music technology.Course Content: The course offers a broad curriculum that encompasses Western art music, popular music, world music, contemporary music, sound studies and music technology. There's a focus on exploring music in its historical and cultural context, and you also have the chance to study optional modules in subjects such as drama, history, and computing, providing a well-rounded education and wider career options.Key Modules: Core modules such as Music and Sound: Composition & Analysis, Harmony & Counterpoint, Advanced Musicology, and Creative Audio Technology can be studied, along with a wide range of optional modules that allow you to tailor your degree to your interests.Accreditations: The course is taught by world-leading researchers and experienced industry professionals, ensuring you're receiving a high-quality education. However, specific accreditation information is not provided.Future Careers: The skills learned in this course can lead to careers in a variety of fields. Graduates have gone on to work in music-related roles including music management, performance, music production, and teaching. Many have also found employment in fields such as journalism, broadcasting, marketing, and arts administration.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.