301 Bachelor's degrees in Music in England, United Kingdom

Tailor-made for aspiring contemporary songwriters, the Songwriting and Artist Development (Hons) degree from University of Hertfordshire will engage you in a nurturing environment where you will be able to hone your creative, technical and business skills.

Whether you want to work in Communication, Media or Popular Music, research their impact or simply understand more about our relationship with these areas, this programme provides a thorough introduction with plenty of opportunities to develop specialist skills.

Prepare for an exciting career in professional music production through hands-on learning in industry-standard facilities, real-world collaborations, and developing your own highly skilled expertise. Join the Music and Sound Production (Hons) programme from Bournemouth University.

The Music and Popular Music (Hons) programme from University of Liverpool offers you a great deal of flexibility and allows you to select from both our classical and popular music modules.

With this Music Technology (Hons) programme from Leeds Beckett University, explore creativity through music technology and graduate with the expertise to work in live sound, studio production, game audio, immersive audio, acoustics and post-production.

In this Music Technology Systems (with a Foundation Year) (Hons) programme from University of York you'll spend your first year learning maths and physics content to A level standard, and you'll begin to develop your practical skills in the electronics lab.

Gain the practical experience, scientific knowledge and engineering skills you'll need to launch your career in music technology or audio engineering with the Electronic Engineering with Music Technology Systems (Hons) degree from University of York.

Join the next generation of audio engineers. The Music Technology Systems (with a Foundation Year) (Hons) programme is offered by the University of York.

The BA in Music (Production) degree at Brunel University of London has been designed to develop your particular interests in music. It aims to equip you with a deep understanding of today’s musical world, enabling you to working across a wide range of the musical styles and genre that make up the diversity of contemporary music-making.

Through the Music (Honours) programme of Newcastle University you'll become an accomplished and confident musician, gain a solid grounding in Western art music practice and study a range of contemporary, world, traditional and popular musics.

This Sound and Music Production (Part-Time) (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.

This Musical Theatre (Part-Time) (Hons) course from the University of Gloucestershire you’ll develop acting techniques for the stage and strengthen your voice and singing with regular tuition. Take dance lessons including ballet, tap, modern and jazz.

Whether you’re a performer, composer, researcher, or a mix of all three, the Music (Hons) course at University of Huddersfield lets you tailor your degree to suit your creative and professional ambitions. 

The Sound Engineering and Music Production (Hons) course at University of Huddersfield is designed for students aiming to develop advanced skills in music production, live sound, mixing, mastering, immersive audio, and sound design for media. 

The Music Technology Systems (Hons) programme offered by the University of York is a fully accredited engineering course which combines professional electronics with audio and music technology.

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

At the Music (Hons) programme from University of Hull, you’ll work on major creative projects, both individually and collaboratively. Surrounded by a tight-knit community of performers, composers, songwriters and producers.

This Popular Music (Hons) BA degree at University of Liverpool has a particular specialism in popular music, having established the world’s first specialist centre for its study - the Institute of Popular Music - in 1988. Recent investment in our teaching facilities has provided state-of-the-art studios, practice rooms, a games research lab and a large rehearsal space.

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 (Hons) at University of Sussex focuses on performance, composition and critical thinking.