The Bachelor of Music (BMus) at the University of Aberdeen invites you to explore the diverse world of music, from historical analysis to contemporary digital creation. This undergraduate degree is ideal if you are passionate about performance, composition, musicology, or ethnomusicology, and wish to develop your skills within a supportive academic environment. You will engage with a broad spectrum of musical genres and periods, gaining a comprehensive understanding of music's cultural significance and its evolving role in society. The University of Aberdeen provides a rich musical landscape for you to thrive as a musician and scholar.
This full-time, on-campus programme is studied over four years, offering a structured progression through foundational music studies, analytical techniques, and specialised optional courses. You will delve into areas such as digital musicianship, global music history, and Scottish folklore, with opportunities to tailor your studies towards your specific interests, including film and music or music, health and wellbeing. In your final year, you will undertake a significant dissertation project, allowing you to conduct in-depth research. You will graduate with a Bachelor of Music degree, prepared for further study or a career in the creative industries, music education, or community music settings.