63 Bachelor's degrees in Music in Ireland

Are you passionate about music? Are you fascinated by the big questions and ideas at the heart of religious belief systems? With this Religious Education and Music degree at Dublin City University, you can look forward to a great career as a post-primary teacher in two highly rewarding subjects.

The Voice course from the University of Limerick will allow you to develop a range of skills for professional vocal performance in a variety of contexts. 

This one-year Access Course - International Foundation Programme from OnCampus Ireland at Royal Irish Academy of Music offers successful students guaranteed progression to a range of partner universities.

Learn the skills required to succeed as a modern day Audio Professional with this Audio and Music Technology (Hons) unique, industry-focused programme from Griffith College.

The Bachelor of Arts in Commercial Modern Music (Hons) at Technological University Dublin is a four-year full-time programme designed for aspiring musicians and industry professionals. This degree equips students with essential skills in performance, songwriting, and music production, enabling them to thrive in the creative music landscape.

This Music and Audio Production programme at BIMM University will serve as a fundamental introduction to Music and Audio Production, providing students with the core knowledge, technical and creative skills required for a range of creative industries.

The Music Performance (Instrumental) programme of the Royal Irish Academy of Music is aimed at instrumental musicians who wish to pursue a career in music performance.

The Music (Hons) program at University College Dublin equips students with the multiple tools necessary to understand a wide variety of musical practices as composers, producers, performers, and thinkers.

The BFA major in Musical Theatre at American College Dublin provides a comprehensive education in the practical and academic aspects of musical theatre. Each semester is based around development of skills and competencies in the central areas of musical theatre performance: acting and voce, dance and singing. 

The Music (JH) programme at Trinity College Dublin is a four-year, full-time B.A. degree. This public course offers a profound exploration of musicology, composition, and technology. Students engage with diverse traditions and creative practices, benefiting from small-group teaching at Ireland’s most renowned music department.

The Music (Hons) course from Ulster University is based around four core elements: Performance, Composition, Musicology and Music Technology. 

The Music with Irish (Hons) programme at Ulster University is based around four core elements: Performance, Composition, Musicology and Music Technology.

The Associate of Fine Arts major in Musical Theatre at American College Dublin provides a comprehensive education in the practical and academic aspects of musical theatre.

The B.A. in Music at Trinity College Dublin is a four-year, full-time programme delivered in a public study mode. This prestigious degree offers deep engagement with musicology, composition, and technology. Students develop professional creative skills within Ireland's most internationally renowned venue for musical study.

Audio and Music Production (Hons) is offered by Dundalk Institute of Technology. Amplify your passion for music and audio. This course is aimed at producing professionals for the recording industry capable of assuming key creative roles in the process of analysing and developing the creative intentions of the client to a commercial conclusion. 

The BMus in Music (Hons) at Munster Technological University is a full-time programme lasting four years. This degree offers students the opportunity to explore various aspects of music, including performance, composition, and music technology, within a vibrant academic environment.

Popular Music is the music heard around the clock on radio, TV, in the theatres, clubs and venues all around the country. The Popular Music - Voice (Hons) program at Munster Technological University uses it to encompass all of the sub genres: rock, country, soul, blues, commercial, modern musical theatre, electronic music, dance music, and so on.

Popular Music is the music heard around the clock on radio, TV, in the theatres, clubs and venues all around the country. We use it to encompass all of the sub genres: rock, country, soul, blues, commercial, modern musical theatre, electronic music, dance music, and so on. Learn more by joining the Popular Music - Drums (Hons) program at Munster Technological University.

Music Education from Royal Irish Academy of Music provides for the academic, artistic and professional requirements of those wishing to become music teachers at secondary school level in Ireland (including Northern Ireland).  

The Music Education B.Mus.Ed. at Trinity College Dublin is a four-year, full-time programme designed for aspiring post-primary teachers. This professional degree combines high-level musical performance with pedagogical expertise. Students benefit from a public study mode that integrates artistic and academic excellence.