550 Bachelor's degrees in Music in Europe

The Music (Hons) course at the Edinburgh Napier University  is designed to support you in following pathways that reflect your specialist interests in performance, composition, production, or other areas such as education, management and research.

The Associate degree in Electronic Music from Inholland University of Applied Sciences is Conservatorium Haarlem's new educational programme for up-and-coming electronic music producers and artists. Our teachers, coaches and network of industry professionals will help you to identify your goals and create a personal plan to help you achieve them.

The programme of study in Contemporary Mediterranean Studies and Music Studies from University of Malta will provide you with an academic perspective of the different types of dance and theories related to it, where you will learn about how dance choreography has developed from past to present. 

This one-year Music (Community and Education) - Undergraduate Foundation Programme from OnCampus Hull offers successful students guaranteed progression to the University of Hull.

This Music programme from Cardiff University offers the most in-depth study, allowing you to spend all your time specialising in music, with core and elective core modules in year 1 to provide you with a strong foundation upon which you will build your academic studies in future years.

The Music (Hons) teaching from Bangor University, presents unique opportunities for student compositions to be performed, for interactions between live music and electronics, and for historically-informed performance arising from our musicological activity.

At Southampton, you can study the music you care about, and develop the skills and experience for a successful career. This Music with Year Abroad BA course offered at the University of Southampton provides a broad musical education, across all forms and styles. You can specialise in areas including performance, music history, composition and technology.

This Audio and Music Technology (Hons) BSc programme from UWE Bristol (University of the West of England) is aimed at those interested in the technical side of studios and live sound. 

The undergraduate programme of study in Linguistics with Music Studies (Hons) from University of Malta will give you an academic perspective of Maltese and global linguistics.

The programme of studies in Music Studies with Linguistics (Hons) from University of Malta will provide you with the possibility to study music together with another secondary area as subsidiary. 

At the Actor-Musician programme offered by University of Surrey you’ll develop performance skills in acting, musicianship, dance, voice and singing, alongside essential critical and analytical work.    

Graduates of the Music programme from University of Bristol have gone on to be BBC producers, professional performers and composers, publishers, agents, lawyers, teachers, and even parliamentary private secretaries and university pro-vice-chancellors! 

The Music (Production, Performance and Enterprise) Honours degree offered at the University of Westminster prepares you for a dynamic career across all facets of the music industry. The University of Westminster and its courses are located in London.

If you have practical experience in music and a keen interest in the technical, cultural, historical and philosophical questions it opens up, this Music programme of the University of Glasgow is for you.

The Institute of Music at the Faculty of Music and Visual Arts intends to launch self-funded one-year preparatory programs in order to enhance the quality and academic standards of its English-language Bachelor's degree programmes.

At Music Production with Foundation Year (Hons) from University of Derby you'll gain an excellent understanding of the music industry and recording studios, and learn about the technology of the studio, and playback systems.

This Sound and Music Production (Hons) course from University of Gloucestershire covers everything from composition and sound design for film, television, and games, to immersive and spatial sound for music production and VR/XR environments.

The Music Technology (Hons) degree course from University of Portsmouth will help you lay the groundwork for a rewarding career in the music industry as a creative or technical producer.

Music, language, literature, art and culture have deep and profound connections, which you’ll study in-depth on this Music and Modern Languages (Hons) from Bangor University. 

The programme of studies in Music Studies with Italian (Hons) from University of Malta will provide you with the possibility to study music together with another secondary area as subsidiary.