Unit 11: University

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 Bristol university - BA Music

This course can lead you too careers like a BBC producer, professional performer and composer, publisher, agent and a lawyer.

The programme duration is 3 years for full time students, and 6 years for part time students.

The fees are £9,535 for home students, and £31,300 for international students

The lecturers include Professor Justin Williams, and Professor Emma Hornby, and composers like Professor Michael Ellison, and Professor John Pickard

The victoria rooms which is the music department building, includes 13 rehearsal rooms, a 530 seat auditorium, recording studios, a complex of teaching and study spaces and a student common room.


Birmingham university - Music BMus

With this course you have the opportunity to choose from modules like Film music techniques and history, Music and emotion The symphony: prestige and politics.

The fees include £9, 535 for Uk students.

The music staff include Professor Simon Halsey, Professor Michael Zev Gordon, and Associate Professor Nicholas Attfield.



Graduates can pursue highly successful careers, employees include

-City of London sinfonia

-Faber & Faber

-City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra (CBSO) 

-BBC 

-Purcell School of Music 

-Island Records UK 

-Cartwright Communications 

-Royal Opera House 

-Royal Academy of Music 

-Education institutions 

-Kings College London 

-Bulkhead (game company) 

-Muse Group (music notation software company) 


Gloucestershire University- BA hons


The course duration is 3 years.

The fees include £9,535 per year.

The two lecturers are professor Tom Spice and professor Ben Hamid

Students typically leave and go into careers such as music and sound designers, producers, managers, and technical specialists in areas such as music studios, post-production houses, music venues, theatre, event production companies, game development studios, community music initiatives, and music equipment businesses.

These are the course modules:






























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