The BA Music (Community and Education) at the University of Hull empowers you to become a versatile and impactful musician, focusing on the vital role music plays in community engagement and educational settings. You will explore how music functions across diverse social contexts, developing your understanding of curriculum design, project management, and pedagogical theory. This undergraduate degree is ideal for aspiring artists and educators passionate about fostering musical participation and understanding within communities, providing a robust foundation in both practical musicianship and critical musicology.
This full-time, on-campus degree is studied over three years, immersing you in a dynamic learning environment. You will engage with core modules such as Creating Recorded Music, Music, Criticism and Culture, and Specialist Music Skills, alongside optional units like Music and Sound for Media. Throughout your studies, you will develop fluency with key music software and research methodologies. Your practical work will culminate in a major project, preparing you for diverse career pathways in music education, community arts, festival programming, and beyond.