Achieve excellence in your main field of musical interest with this internationally recognised qualification. Programme overview The Master of Music (MMus) is designed to further develop your musical skills, enabling entry to a high-level career in many areas of music. At masters level, you are able to specialise in one of four distinct areas – performance, composition, musicology or studio pedagogy. You will have the chance to investigate your individual interests and talents, engage in independent thought about music and critically analyse the theories and practices that influence your discipline. Programme structure The Master of Music is a 120-point degree. Depending on your area of specialisation, the assessment requirements for the Master of Music are as follows: Performance – a 60 to 90-minute concert recital and accompanying written thesis Composition – a written thesis and portfolio of compositions Musicology – a thesis on an approved topic Studio Pedagogy – a combination of practical and written components with an educational focus Within your body of work, you are free to explore the musical, social, cultural and academic trends and influences on your discipline, while being supported by our staff of internationally renowned composers, musicologists, performers, scholars and educators. Subjects available in this programme Composition Musicology Performance Studio Pedagogy Where could this programme take you? Postgraduate study in music boosts your potential to build a successful performance or composition career. It also helps to secure a future in academia and research, contributing to influential projects in music and the wider arts community. Jobs related to this programme Academic Arranger/composer Arts director Instrumental teacher Music educator Music journalist Music producer Performer Further study options Doctor of Music Doctor of Musical Arts Doctor of Philosophy