The BA (Hons) Music program at Bath Spa University is designed to help you discover your musical identity and equip you with the skills needed for a thriving career in the music industry. This hands-on course emphasizes daily music-making, including performance, improvisation, composition, and production, allowing you to develop as an artist, singer, songwriter, or composer. You'll explore diverse genres and styles, guided by experienced staff, and learn how to build a sustainable career by connecting your musical talents with various industry areas. The curriculum encourages you to use music as a tool for personal and social change, extending its impact into wellbeing, community, and education settings. Most of your assessed work will contribute to a professional portfolio, providing tangible evidence of your skills for future employers. This includes public performances, digital content, and educational materials.
The course structure is designed to progressively develop your musical skills, professional acumen, and entrepreneurial mindset, culminating in large-scale projects and valuable industry experience. Modules are subject to continuous improvement based on student and stakeholder feedback.
This Music degree is designed to prepare you for a diverse range of careers within the music industry and beyond. Through practical training and work experience, you will develop skills that are directly applicable to various professional settings. Your assessments will form a portfolio of public-facing work, ready to showcase to potential employers.
Fees are generally subject to an annual increase. The information provided about fees on the university website primarily refers to postgraduate research degrees.
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Tuition fees for international undergraduate students are not listed on the provided pages. Please refer to the Bath Spa University's main tuition fees page or contact the Admissions team for current international undergraduate fee information.
Specific academic entry requirements are not provided on the program page. Please refer to the general undergraduate admissions section of the university website for details.
International applicants should apply through UCAS using the institution code B20. You may also be invited for an interview or audition, and specific advice is available on the university's 'Interview and Auditions Advice' page.
This degree prepares you for careers as a Performer, Composer, Music Producer, Music Teacher, Event Manager, and more. Your assessments will build a portfolio of public-facing work ready for employers.
The programme is structured over three years of study, with an optional professional placement year available in Year three (Level 6).