358 Bachelor's degrees in Music in United Kingdom

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.

The Music and Sound Production (Hons) course at Wrexham University is designed for those who wish to develop practical skills and theoretical knowledge for careers in Music Production, Sound Production, Game Audio, and Film Sound.

This Music and Audio Production (Hons) BA programme from the Queen's University Belfast is designed for musicians from a wide range of musical backgrounds interested in the production of musical content in both the recording studio and live performance 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.

The Music and English Literature programme at Cardiff University combines studies in literature, music and culture with creative and practical skills development which will open doors to a variety of career pathways.

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. 

The Music with a Year of Study Abroad programme from Cardiff University is the ideal choice if you want to focus solely on music. It will allow you to specialise and develop your own musical interests and strengths whilst acquiring a solid, broad-based education in music theory and analysis, composition and performance studies, music history and culture, ethnomusicology, studio production. 

Throughout this (Hons) Music degree delivered by University of Plymouth you'll develop your musical talents through links with local venues, expert tuition, and access to practice rooms, studios, and award-winning theatre.

This Music and Creative Writing (Hons) course offered at the Bangor University offers the perfect combination of creative disciplines. You’ll be mentored by world-leading experts in musicology, composition and performance, as well as published writers and poets.

The Music (Hons) degree from University of Birmingham offers you the opportunity to work with renowned musicians, compose for leading ensembles, and learn from composers active in the world of TV, film, classical and jazz. 

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. 

You will study the same courses in the first three years whether you are on the BEng or MEng Electronics with Music programme at University of Glasgow. Approximately two-thirds are engineering based, except MEng year 5.