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  • DeadlineStudy Details: MA 1 year full-time or Up to 2 years, with professional experience

Course Description

We welcome popular musicians in songwriting and performance keen to explore innovative and sustainable creative practice and to develop avenues of interdisciplinary and culturally aware collaborations.

This course aims to attract popular music performers and songwriters from around the world, and creative artists who seek new and dynamic ways in which to explore, extend, challenge and hone their craft in a global context.

  • You'll aim to operate confidently in a range of professional environments as a critically astute practising popular musician applying established and innovative approaches.
  • You should learn to excel in working both collaboratively and independently as creative popular musicians.
  • We aim for you to develop key transferable skills that enable you to operate at the forefront of the emerging new music industries.

Entry Requirements

Applicants to this master’s degree should normally possess an honours degree (2:1 or equivalent) in a relevant subject. If the degree is in an unrelated subject, applicants need to demonstrate appropriate industry knowledge and experience in their application documentation.

Each application will be considered on its merits and the final decision will be made by the course director

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Fees

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Programme Funding

Funding opportunities including scholarships available

Student Destinations

The ethos of the course is to open-up opportunities for innovative popular music practice and to develop avenues of interdisciplinary, sustainable, and culturally aware collaborations that can challenge current approaches to the field.

The MA aims to develop your critical understanding of popular music within the broader media and performing arts sectors.

On successful completion, you should be equipped with the skills to:

  • individually and collaboratively produce a range of popular music projects and outcomes for identified and diverse audiences and contexts
  • justify and critically reflect upon the decisions made in the production of your own creative practice by applying a range of methods
  • interrogate new and existing approaches to the making of popular music globally and employ the findings in their own creative practice
  • demonstrate competence in applying knowledge and skills to produce professional work in the field of popular music that enables them to enter their chosen area of professional practice.

Following your studies, you could become music producers, sound engineers, composers, media and games audio/sound designers; audio post-production engineers.

Module Details

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