197 Part-time Bachelor's degrees in Music

The Bachelor of Music (Honours) from University of Tasmania is a 1-year (minimum) full-time course, offering specialisations in Performance, Creative Practice and Musicology.

The Music programme at University of Wollongong equips you to respond confidently to challenges in the world of contemporary music. You will develop creative, practical and technical skills in a dynamic and hands-on program that integrates studies in music theory, performance and composition.

Grasp new opportunities for creative music exploration and expression. Improve your performance and presentation with the Music (Top-Up) (Hons) programme of the University of Sunderland.

This (Hons) Music Management course from the University of West London is one of the most practical, collaborative and industry-linked undergraduate courses on offer in Europe.

The Bachelor of Music offered at Edith Cowan University provides students with the skills to succeed in the music industry.

On Music program from University of Tasmania you will take part in a vibrant concert and events program and explore diverse musical styles and genres through performance and creation.

The (Hons) Electronic Music Production course from the University of West London takes people with an existing passion for electronic music and through a systematic programme of artist development, equips them with the skills and confidence to achieve their creative goals. 

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.

This Music and Modern Languages programme from University of Bristol combines Music with the study of your chosen language: French, German, Italian, Portuguese, Russian or Spanish. The course offers an enriching experience with exciting intellectual challenges and a wide range of options that will allow you to pursue your own interests.

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.

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. 

As a student from the Dance (Hons) BA programme offered at De Montfort University you will develop your technical and performance skills in a range of contemporary practices that will broaden your understanding of dance and help you find your creative voice.

Throughout this Creative Expressive Arts, Health and Wellbeing - Music (Hons) course from University of Derby you'll develop skills in using the arts to help people in communities to engage in creative activities with this inspiring.

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! 

Are you a budding studio engineer or technical audio specialist looking to make your way in the production and post-production industry? The Audio Engineering (Hons) programme from University of Hertfordshire will provide you with the essential skills needed to thrive in the music industry.

The Foundation for Music Therapy Studies programme from Douglas College assists you in developing grounded and relaxed guitar and vocal techniques used in the music therapy field. 

This (Hons) Music Performance course from the University of West London is designed for classical music instrumentalists and singers who want to work professionally in the music industry.

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.

Studying Fine Arts at the University of Tasmania is the perfect space for you to grow. At the University of Tasmania, you'll be encouraged to explore, experiment, and express your unique perspective through art.

Learn to tell stories with sound – from the spoken word to podcasting, surround sound cinema to interactive immersive environments with The Sound programme offered at Murdoch University.