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Having a module where you can collaborate has been really important — being around other courses has led to loads of collaboration.
Helen Rupp BA Music
We are in the London top 10 for student satisfaction in Music courses.
(The Complete University Guide 2019)
Music BA
Learn essential composing, performing and conducting skills through music technology, production and sound art. Explore a range of styles, from choral to orchestral, with our music industry professionals and regular master-classes featuring renowned guests.
UCAS code: W301
Entry requirements: 104 UCAS Points Full details:
www.mdx.ac.uk/201
Popular Music BA
Our creative degree will enhance your technical and performance ability, build your industry knowledge and give you the confidence and contacts to succeed. Develop your music practice through songwriting, musicianship, performance and production and gain knowledge of the business side of the industry. Learn from weekly concerts with guest musicians and use our world-class facilities to develop your sound.
UCAS code: W341
Entry requirements: 104 UCAS points Full details:
www.mdx.ac.uk/203
Music Business and Arts Management BA
Get a comprehensive overview of the sector from entrepreneurship to project management, live music to copyright law. Gain inspiration from guest speakers and experience by taking placements during your studies, on a programme that’s taken graduates to companies like MTV and Universal.
UCAS code: W3N2
Entry requirements: 112 UCAS Points Full details:
www.mdx.ac.uk/202
Jazz BA
Take an exciting and practical course where you get frequent opportunities to play all the music you study in class in jazz venues and on campus. Develop in our world-class facilities including concert halls and practice rooms and learn from renowned visiting musicians and industry experts at master classes.
UCAS code: W340
Entry requirements: 96 UCAS points Full details:
www.mdx.ac.uk/200
Foundation year in performing arts available — see page 142 117
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