Studying Music in the UK

Finding the right college or university to develop your music career can be difficult. To help you, we have listed some of the highest rated UK music colleges and universities below in an interactive map, along with a comparison chart to help you find the universities that offer your chosen music course.

Which Music Course Is Right for me?

Composition & Performance courses explore both the theoretical and practical aspects of being a musician and develop your skills in creating your own personal flavour. Music Technology courses develop both your musical creativity and technical expertise in using music software and hardware, whilst also providing you with an in depth knowledge on the digital music industry as well as the scientific and physical principles behind music. Music Management courses combine the aspects of business and law in a music industry context and develop your ability to work in a number of exciting music industry positions.

Music Marketing courses develop your understanding on how to improve the appeal of musical artists to their fans to improve the success of the artist's business. Most music marketing and promotion courses are highly focused on online music marketing but also cover traditional offline forms of music marketing and PR.

Music Production courses help to improve your digital composition ability and knowledge of how recording studio equipment works and can be used.