Music
Design, and Creative and Performing Arts
Research
MA
Music
Research
MA
Overview
Application Timeline
Tuition
- Year 1
| Student categories | Study | |
|---|---|---|
| Full-time | Part-time | |
| Republic of Ireland | £4,806 | £2,403 |
| Channel Islands | £4,806 | £2,403 |
| EU | £22,200 | £11,100 |
| England | £4,806 | £2,403 |
| Northern Ireland | £4,806 | £2,403 |
| Scotland | £4,806 | £2,403 |
| Wales | £4,806 | £2,403 |
| International | £22,200 | £11,100 |
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About
Program Overview
The MA in Music (by research) is designed for individuals seeking an independent study experience.
Key Features
- Focus on independent research projects
- Guided supervision from field experts
Target Audience
This program is ideal for those who prefer a self-directed approach to their studies.
Subject Area Information
Music as a course discipline encompasses a broad spectrum of subjects that delve into the theory, practice, history, and technology of music. Students engaging in music studies can expect a rich curriculum designed to develop their technical skills, theoretical understanding, and creative abilities.
1. Music Theory and Composition
2. Music History and Literature
3. Performance Studies
4. Music Technology and Production
5. Ethnomusicology
- Reading and writing musical notation
- Understanding complex musical structures
- Composing original pieces
- Analytical skills to understand the evolution of music
- Contextual knowledge of different musical eras
- Critically evaluating musical works
- Proficiency in playing an instrument or singing
- Ensemble collaboration
- Performance techniques
- Interpretative skills
- Technical skills in recording and producing music
- Sound editing, mixing, and mastering
- Familiarity with music production software
- Ethnographic research skills
- Cultural analysis
- Understanding music's role in society
- Cross-cultural communication
Career
A comprehensive music program equips students with a diverse set of skills, from technical proficiency and creative composition to historical knowledge and cultural understanding.
Composer/Arranger
Creating original music for various media, including film, television, and video games.
Performer
Professional musician in orchestras, bands, or as a solo artist.
Music Educator
Teaching music theory, history, and performance in schools, colleges, or private settings.
Music Producer/Audio Engineer
Working in recording studios to produce and engineer music tracks.
Musicologist/Ethnomusicologist
Conducting research and teaching about music history, theory, and cultural contexts.
Conductor
Leading orchestras, choirs, and other musical ensembles.
Music Therapist
Using music to address physical, emotional, cognitive, and social needs of individuals.
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