63 Bachelor's degrees in Music in Ireland

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.

This 4-year Music, Film and Drama (Hons) programme from University College Dublin allows students to immerse themselves in the close study of these forms, to understand them from cultural and historical perspectives, and to explore the ways in which they influence and transform each other. 

The BMus in Music Performance (Vocal) at the Royal Irish Academy of Music is a four-year programme designed to cultivate exceptional vocal talent. This full-time course offers students extensive performance opportunities and expert instruction, ensuring a comprehensive education in vocal performance.

The Production of Music and Audio (Honours) degree at Dundalk Institute of Technology is designed to provide students with comprehensive skills in audio production. This programme typically spans over three years and offers a full-time study format, equipping graduates with the knowledge necessary for a career in the dynamic music and audio industry.

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 all about this by joining the Popular Music - Electric Guitar (Hons) program at Munster Technological University.

The Arts program at University of Limerick is a four-year, full-time, honours degree (Level 8). At MIC the programme is flexible and wide-ranging. 

The Bachelor of Music (BMus) in Composition at the Royal Irish Academy of Music is a dynamic four-year programme designed for aspiring composers. This full-time course offers unmatched one-to-one tuition and exceptional performance opportunities, allowing students to shape their artistic journey in a supportive and engaging environment.

If you are interested in the performing arts, television and film, fashion, music, festivals, media, visual arts and museums — or aspire to work creatively in business, the public sector, and digital technology — the Creative and Cultural Industries programme at University College Dublin is for you!

The Music with Education (Hons) degree at Ulster University  is an excellent introduction to a future career in the general education sector. 

The Creative Audio (Hons) programme at Ulster University provides a hands-on, project-focused approach to sound and music production.

This Music Business programme at BIMM University is designed to provide students with a skillset specifically aimed at future employment in fields as diverse as Music Promotion and Marketing, Artist Management, Tour Management, Physical and Digital Music Distribution, e-commerce in the Music Industry, Music Publishing and Recording, Live Music Events and Touring and PROs.

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. Lear more by joining this Popular Music - Electric Bass Guitar (Hons) program at Munster Technological University.

The Audio and Music Production programme at Dundalk Institute of Technology is a comprehensive bachelor degree designed for aspiring sound engineers. This full-time public course provides essential technical expertise over its duration, focusing on professional studio environments and modern creative technologies.

The Musical Theatre programme at Dundalk Institute of Technology offers a comprehensive public study experience. This degree type provides intensive training in performance arts over a standard duration. Students engage with professional practice at Dundalk Institute of Technology to master the Musical Theatre discipline.

At BIMM Dublin, we understand that live performance is the key to you becoming a great musician. This Professional Musicianship programme at BIMM University is ideal if you want to further your musical abilities on a part-time basis of 4.5 hours a week.

With the Music Business (Hons) program at BIMM University, you’ll have opportunities to expand your knowledge of the industry across a wide range of subject areas. You will develop an understanding of a broader business context, too, focusing on planning and forecasting, financing, creativity and digital marketing.

This Music (Hons) (Part-time) degree offered at Ulster University is based around four core elements: Performance, Composition, Musicology and Music Technology.

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 Creative Audio (Hons) (Part-time) course from Ulster University provides a hands-on, project-focused approach to sound and music production.

This unique Creative Music Production (Hons) programme at Dún Laoghaire Institute of Art, Design and Technology is a course designed for the contemporary music industry and creative and cultural sectors.