The course has been designed so that you can align your studies to your passion in music and graduate with a degree that represents your interests and skills. With a wide range of optional modules leading to named degree pathways, you can graduate with any of the following titles:

• BA Music
• BA Music (Performance/Composition)
• BA Music (Jazz)
• BA Music (Popular)
• BA Music (Production)

You will become a part of our friendly and supportive international community of more than 300 music students, based in the purpose-built Grove building at our vibrant North London campus. You'll collaborate with students from other courses in the Faculty of Arts and Creative Industries, especially in Dance, Theatre, Animation, TV Production, Art, Fashion and Design.

Benefit from more than 40 permanent and visiting music staff of national and international standing in their fields, as performers, composers, songwriters, scholars and music industry specialists.

Build your hands-on experience while developing your musical talents

Make the most of our state-of-the-art facilities and equipment, including an industry standard recording and mixing studio, concert grand pianos, sound insulated practice rooms and computer suites.

You will gain key industry links to the music world with regular visiting guest speakers and master-classes from leading practitioners and music industry managers and the opportunity to work with a range of artists and professors in residence including the Firebird Orchestra, Allegri String Quartet, Daniel Miller, Founder of Mute Records and Grammy award winning producer Alan Branch.

For entry to an undergraduate degree, students must have completed Year 12 with a minimum of 6.5/10 and completed a one-year foundation studies programme. You must also meet our standard English Language requirements. If you don't meet our English language requirements you may be able to undertake a pre-sessional English course before you begin your studies.

Students who have completed Year 12 with a minimum of 6.5/10 may apply to the one-year International Foundation Programme at Middlesex University. Students who successfully complete this course will automatically progress onto a Middlesex degree programme.

Students may be considered for advanced entry to undergraduate programmes if they have completed a period of study at university. Students who have completed Year 1 of University in Vietnam, may be able to enter on to Year 1 entry of an undergraduate degree at Middlesex. You must also meet our standard English Language requirements. If you don't meet our English language requirements you may be able to undertake a pre-sessional English course before you begin your studies.