The BA (Hons) Music (Community and Education) with foundation year at the University of Hull is your pathway to a dynamic career where music meets social impact. This undergraduate degree is ideal if you are passionate about music's power to connect, educate, and transform communities. You will explore how music functions within educational settings and community projects, developing a critical understanding of its societal role. This programme equips you with essential skills in curriculum design, project management, and music theory, preparing you to make a tangible difference through applied musical practice.
You will study this programme full-time on campus over four years, beginning with a foundational year designed to build your academic and research skills across humanities, social sciences, and education. Subsequent years focus on core music techniques, criticism, culture, and live music creation, alongside specialist modules in areas like music for media or professional music skills. Your learning will be hands-on, culminating in a major independent project. You will graduate with robust training in pedagogical theory and music software fluency, ready for roles in music education, community arts management, or further specialised study.