The Bachelor of Music (BMus) Honours degree is a comprehensive four-year program designed for passionate musicians aiming for a career as a performer, composer, teacher, or in related fields. As a member institution of the University of London, graduates will receive a degree from this esteemed institution, ensuring global recognition. The curriculum balances intensive practical training with academic study and professional development, offering a well-rounded foundation for a successful music career.
The BMus program is structured around three core elements: Principal Study, Artist Development, and Academic Study. Students benefit from individual lessons, masterclasses, chamber music, and performance opportunities within their Principal Study. Artist Development modules cover essential career skills such as studio recording, marketing, CV writing, arts management, and community engagement. Academic Study includes modules in Aural, Analysis, and History. Students in their 3rd and 4th years have the option to study for the LRAM teaching licence.
Graduates from the Royal Academy of Music have an excellent track record of employability, a testament to the Academy's emphasis on one-to-one lessons, small-group teaching, and a tailored approach to artist development. The skills gained are applicable to a wide range of careers within and beyond the music industry.
Audition is a mandatory part of the application process for all BMus programs. Specific requirements for auditions will be provided upon application.
Tuition fees are subject to annual review and may increase. International students should also consider costs associated with visa applications and travel.
The Bachelor of Music (Honours) degree is awarded by the University of London.