SECTION 1 – THE MAYNOOTH BACHELOR OF ARTS DEGREE
Why choose this subject?
> Studying Music at Maynooth, Ireland’s largest university music department, offers unparalleled choice and expertise, from performance to computer programming, from ancient traditions to contemporary experience, from high art to heavy metal.
> Our programmes are designed to ensure a broad and firm grounding in practical, compositional and academic work, with expanded opportunities to specialise in areas that really interest you the most in your final year.
> Performance, composition, music history (musicology) and the music of other cultures (ethnomusicology) are just a selection of different aspects of music you will study in the Music programme.
Options after graduation?
> Music teacher, choral director, church organist/director of music, music librarian, orchestral/session musician, composer/arranger are just some of the roles in which our graduates have found employment. Graduates have also worked in the following fields: arts administration, multimedia, music industry, music journalism, music publicity and recording, radio production and presentation.
Postgraduate study options in Maynooth currently include: > MA in Composition/MA in Creative Music Technologies > MA in Musicology > MA in Performance and Musicology
Music is also available with MH109 MED: BA Media Studies p. 118 MH502 LWD: BCL (Law and Arts) p. 146
You might also like Computer Science p. 54 History p. 78 Music Technology p. 113
Full subject and module detail on our Course Finder
www.maynoothuniversity.ie/ourcourses 95
“ Through my Music course, I learned a lot about the historical aspects of music which has given me a better understanding of how ideas and techniques have developed. This has helped me in my performance of classical pieces. I also majored in performance, and learned a lot of valuable singing techniques, as well as developing my voice further. I learned new and interesting ways of composing music, and I hope to bring these skills with me throughout the course of my career.
I was involved in lots of Clubs and Societies, namely the Fencing Club, Dance Society, Music Society, MAD Society and Disney Society. Being involved in the committees, particularly the MAD Society, and being involved in the production of our first full-scale musical has led to me founding my own musical theatre school with my family.
The unique thing about studying at Maynooth is the fact that, while it is a growing campus, it is still a very close-knit community. This makes the transition to college a lot easier, and it also means that you get to know a lot of different people from different parts of the college.”
ORLAITH KELLY, GRADUATE
Contact us
Maynooth University Department of Music, Logic House + 353 1 708 3733
music.department@
mu.ie
www.maynoothuniversity.ie/music Find us on Facebook and Twitter
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