This course gives you the opportunity to deepen your understanding of that experience and to look at how it has shaped and responded to the world. The story of music is always about people and their creativity – even in a world full of music, what it is and what it does still matters. Our degree programme develops these qualities through a modular teaching system covering all forms of musical activity; performance, composing, analysis, musicology and music technology are all valued.  You are assessed through portfolios, the precise content of which will be tailored to the individual module, but might consist of one or more essays, compositions, performances or other options. This approach challenges you to take what you have been taught and extend it into new, exciting areas. The majority of our students go on to graduate-level jobs in music and related professions. These include broadcast and media positions, professional performance, arts management, teaching and community education. Others undertake further study for an MA, PhD, conservatoire programme, or PGCE.