550 Bachelor's degrees in Music in Europe

By combining Music with French you will take Music as the major element of your degree alongside core French language modules. Studying the Music with French course at Royal Holloway University of London allows you to tailor your studies to your own interests and passions.

The Music Production (Hons) course offered at University of Northampton is specifically designed to ready you for a range of potential avenues of music creation, for example working in the video game industry or in the world of live music, or working as an educator. 

The Bachelor's Programme in Classical Music Performance at the University of Agder is centred around one-to-one tuition for musicians. The aim of the programme is to develop your skills as a solo performer, a chamber musician, and a creative contributor to collaborative music projects.

Study at Queen’s Business School and discover world-class facilities, diverse academic programs and vibrant student life in the International Foundation in Business, Humanities and Social Sciences - Music and Sound Design program at INTO Queen's University Belfast. 

The Music Education programme of the University of Aberdeen gives you the brilliant opportunity to learn, compose and perform with world-renowned composers and musicologists, working in all genres, styles and periods, with unrivalled opportunities to grow as a musician and performer and to specialise in the skills to inspire a new generation through music education in schools.

The University of Sheffield offers a B.A. in Music, designed to immerse students in the world of musical theory and practice. This programme provides a comprehensive education over three years, with full-time attendance. Students will engage with diverse musical styles and gain essential skills for a successful career in music.

The London Performing Academy of Music offers a BMus in Performance, designed to cultivate exceptional musical talent. This undergraduate programme spans three years, providing a comprehensive education in various music disciplines. Students engage in intensive training, fostering their artistic and technical skills within a supportive environment.

Digitisation has brought profound changes to the music business – and has created new professional opportunities for young managers. We offer a bachelor degree in Music Management at Macromedia University of Applied Sciences. 

The Popular Music Performance and Songwriting (Hons) programme from Coventry University  is a practice-based, ‘outward-facing’ course that seeks to prepare you to be a versatile, flexible, and adaptable operator within the twenty-first-century music industry.

The B.A. in Drama - Musical Theatre (Hons) at Goldsmiths, University of London is a full-time programme lasting three years. This course is designed to nurture your abilities as a performer and in various roles within the performing arts, preparing you for a successful career in the industry.

This Music DipHE from The Open University UK will broaden and deepen your understanding of music through study of a wide range of genres (including western art music, jazz, popular music, and non-western musics). 

In the German with Music Studies programme of the University of Aberdeen you will have unrivalled opportunities to grow as a musician and performer and acquire the skills for a wide range of careers related to your language, music, or applied in another sector.

The Creative Sound and Music Production (Hons) program offered by Bath Spa University seeks to extend your individual creative voice as well as your technical confidence and knowledge, developing a wide range of skills required by the creative industries.

With an international reputation for excellence, the Musical Theatre (Triple Threat) (Hons) degree at University of Chichester provides you with strong industry links, guaranteed performance opportunities, and the ability to work with professional practitioners as you study dance, acting and singing.

The Music Business (Hons) at the University of the Highlands and Islands (UHI) is a four-year, full-time programme designed for the public sector. This degree type focuses on digital marketing, event management, and music law, providing students with essential industry connections and professional experience in the field.

The Music BA course offered by Durham University prides itself in combining the traditional and the modern in the study of music. The learning of techniques such as harmony, counterpoint and aural skills are juxtaposed with an investigation of the most up-to-date thinking in musicology, critical theory, composition (acoustic and electroacoustic), analysis, ethnomusicology and performance.

The Bachelor of Arts in Musical Theatre (Hons) at Munster Technological University is a full-time programme spanning four years. This degree focuses on developing skills in singing, acting, and dancing, catering to students passionate about the performing arts. The course offers immersive experiences through public performances and collaboration with industry professionals.

The Chamber Music programme from Mälardalen University has a clear structure, which gives you a great opportunity to make the most of your artistic talents and to develop as a musician as well as a person.  

The B.A. in Film Production with Foundation Year at Canterbury Christ Church University is a four-year full-time programme designed to equip students with essential skills for the film industry. This course allows entry without meeting standard level 3 requirements, making it accessible for aspiring filmmakers to pursue their passion and creativity.

Focusing on any sub-genre you want - from acoustic to electronic, mainstream to leftfield - our Songwriting (Hons) degree at Leeds Conservatoire  will prepare you to make a lasting impact on the music industry.