197 Part-time Bachelor's degrees in Music

With the Music course from University of Canterbury, you can choose from four specialised majors to get you closer to your career in music.

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.

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.

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.

The Music Studies programme at University of Canterbury allows you to investigate music from social, political, and community perspectives, examining the role and importance of music now and through history.

From music and film to TV and games, audio soundtracks our lives. Create and produce music in professional studios for a career in the creative industries with this Music Production (Hons) programme from Leeds Beckett University.  

This Media Studies and Music (Hons) course from Bangor University combines theory and practise, and examines the impact and influence of media and music on individuals and society.

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 (With Foundation Year) (Hons) degree from Bangor University provides an alternative route into undergraduate study if, for example, you don’t have the necessary qualifications or cannot meet the entry requirements to begin the standard three-year degree.

This dynamic Popular Music (Hons) course from University of Derby  is designed for practising musicians who want to understand the technical environment within which commercial music takes place. 

Combining your interest in the past with your love of music could help you grow as a historian, musician, composer, consumer or critic. This History and Music (Hons) course from Bangor University allows you to delve into the origins of your favourite musical styles whilst learning about historical events of the past.

The English Literature and Music (Hons) at Bangor University allows you to pursue your passion for music and literature. Connected not just by their creativity and contribution to culture, composition and writing work in similar ways to inspire, tell stories, and give meaning to our world.

In the Music (Hons) teaching from Bangor University you will be taught by world-renowned composers, performers and musicologists, who will encourage you to explore the connections between all three fundamental aspects of musical study and how they relate to wider culture and society.

The Music course at University of Nicosia provides our students with four categories of professional skills, all of which are necessary for a successful career in any area of music.

The Bachelor of Music from the University of the Sunshine Coast is your ticket to a sustainable career in the modern music industry.  

The (Hons) Recording, Mixing and Production course from the University of West London is built on over 20 years of expertise, designed to help you refine your sound, collaborate with artists, and develop real-world engineering and production skills.

The Bachelor of Fine Arts with Honours from University of Tasmania is a one-year creative arts degree delivered by the School of Creative Arts and Media.  

The Music (With Foundation Year) (Hons) degree from Bangor University provides an alternative route into undergraduate study if you don’t have the necessary qualifications or cannot meet the entry requirements to begin the standard three-year degree.

Do you love making music, using the latest technology to elevate your music ideas and learning key techniques to promote your tracks? The Music Production and Promotion (Hons) programme from University of Hertfordshire is perfect for aspiring creators like you.

Through this Basic Musicianship course from Douglas College you'll develop your musical knowledge and skills with the Certificate in Basic Musicianship.