337 Master's in Music in Europe

The One-Year Master Programme in Musical Performance - Conducting at Luleå University of Technology is for you who want to deepen your knowledge in music. 

The master’s programme in Opera at the University of Gothenburg is for those who have a bachelor’s degree in opera and want to deepen their professional skills during two years. As a student of the programme, you will deepen your artistic abilities and knowledge through coaching, mentorship, and observing and performing in opera productions.

The Creative Musicianship (Part-time) course from Ulster University will enable you to refine your skills as a musician, while giving you the confidence to apply critical and practical approaches to the creation and performance of music across a range of creative environments.

Do you want to take your artistic skills to new heights? This Master's programme develops your musical identity while allowing you to delve deeper into what interests you the most.

This Secondary Music with QTS course from Manchester Metropolitan University prepares you to teach the secondary school music curriculum for the 11-16 age range.

The Master of Science in Music and Acoustic Engineering at Politecnico di Milano is designed for students interested in understanding, designing, and developing advanced technologies for sound, acoustics, and music. 

The Secondary Music programme offered by University of East London qualifies you to be a secondary teacher of music in England and Wales. 

Prepare yourself to develop as a professional composer and music creator in fields such as audiovisual, stage, video games or urban music with the Music Business course at University School of Arts TAI.

Popular Music (Writer Performer) from Leeds Conservatoire by combining both performance and songwriting in this specialism, you develop both performance and composition skills equally. 

Music (Film, TV and Games) from Leeds Conservatoire practical postgraduate degree is designed to hone your skills in composing for the moving image whether that is for Film, TV or Games.

Graduates of the Teacher Education of Musics for Lower and Upper Secondary Schools - Teacher Education of Educational Sciences program at Charles University will have thorough theoretical knowledge and practical skills prerequisite to erudite teaching of educational science at secondary schools and colleges

Our Secondary PGCE Music course is designed for aspiring teachers who want to inspire, challenge, and support young people through musical engagement.

Music, Composition from University of Gothenburg ddresses a broad variety of expanded activities relating to instrumental and vocal music, sound art, performance and sound installation, electronic and free improvised music.

The Music, Symphonic Orchestra Performance programme of the University of Gothenburg is dedicated to the artistic, personal, and professional development of outstanding instrumentalists focusing on becoming professional orchestra musicians. We also offer a unique opportunity for pianists and integrate the pianist’s role as musical partner, accompanist, and coach into the programme.

The main aim of the Sound and Vibration from Chalmers University of Technology is to educate specialists in the field of sound and vibration who contribute to a competitive and innovative industry and to a sustainable society where the negative effects of noise and vibration on the natural and urban environments and people’s health and well-being are diminished.

The Master of Arts in Music at Munster Technological University is a full-time programme spanning two years. This degree caters to both recent graduates and seasoned professionals seeking to enhance their skills. Students will engage in a comprehensive curriculum designed for performers, conductors, and composers, allowing for individualised instruction and collaborative opportunities.

The aim of the Music programme Bilkent University is to train professional artists in the areas of performance, creativity and research.

This Music MA programme from The Open University UK fascinating introduction to the methods and materials used for music research will suit professionals working in a wide range of music-related settings, and is also applicable if you have a leisure interest in music.

The University of Salford offers a Master of Arts (M.A.) in Music, designed to be pursued in either full-time or part-time formats. The programme spans one year for full-time students and two years for part-time attendees, providing an immersive experience in music education and practice.

At the Music Therapy degree from SRH University Heidelberg you will develop music therapy skills and learn about the latest therapy concepts.