Study music or the music industry at college/university

Studying music gives individuals the transferrable skills that employers look for from graduates. Music develops analytical skills, basic IT, critical thinking, decision making, interpersonal communication, leadership, oral and presentation skills, project management, amongst many other employable attributes.

When picking any subject to study at University, it is important to consider all the different places that offer your interest. Here is The Complete University Guide‘s information about music, detailing options for studying music include universities, where you can study academic music, or music conservatoires, where you can focus on performance.

Consumer advice organisation Which? has a helpful page here about what the different options are to study music at University level.

UK Course Finder has a huge body of information on every course in the UK, to he you find about about what each degree involved at every University.

Explore these links to find the place for you:

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