337 Master's in Music in Europe

This Ritual Chant and Song at University of Limerick offers specialist training in Western plainchant and Irish traditional religious song (sean-nós), which are contextualised by a programme of study in ritual theory, manuscript studies, and historical context.

Expand your knowledge and understanding of music with the Music (Musicology) MMus course offered by the University of Southampton. You’ll graduate with the knowledge and skills for a career in music or further research on a PhD.

Sound and Music Computing MSc course delivered by Queen Mary University of London equips you with the expertise to become a specialist in streaming and music distribution, featuring a diverse range of modules finely tuned for the music industry. 

The Music programme at the University of Glasgow has a dynamic, supportive but rigorous research culture with a strong sense of community linked by ideas and practice.

The University of Liverpool offers a degree in Music. The Department is at the forefront of current research and postgraduate teaching across music styles and repertoires from a wide variety of critical perspectives. 

The Music degree delivered by the University of Liverpool encourages dynamic, individual and adventurous approaches to research in and through music, with pathways in musicology, composition, popular music performance, music psychology and creative music technology. 

Throughout the Community Music course from the University of Limerick you will work with people of all ages and backgrounds and learn to design projects that are artistically strong and socially responsive. 

Whether you are a self-taught artist-producer who wants to make better recordings, or a trained recording engineer who wants to learn advanced techniques, this Music Production and Audio Cultures course from University of York will provide you with the critical thinking, listening and practical skills to realise your goals.

Culture is expressed in many different forms – ranging from dance, literature, photography, to material and (im)material heritage – and is transmitted through different media, from live to digital. The Cultural Studies program from KU Leuven combines theoretical reflection and a more hands-on approach via an internship in the cultural sector.

The Music and Cultural History course offered by University College Cork is a progressive alternative to conventional postgraduate courses in musicology, and it draws on the diverse expertise of internationally renowned scholars to combine the very best of traditional and contemporary scholarly practice.

The Music course at University of Nicosia aims to ensure the students’ ability to excel in today’s professional environment, where musicians must posses exceptional training as both teachers and performers. 

The Audio Production degree offered at the University of Westminster is designed to meet and exceed professional standards and will enable you to reach the highest level in the creative use of audio, and explore how creative ideas and new technologies can be combined, enhanced and redefined. The University of Westminster and its courses are located in London.

This Performance (Classical, Jazz & Popular) course from the University of West London focuses on developing your musical performance in classical, jazz and popular styles at an advanced level.

The MA in Sound and Music from Queen's University Belfast allows for specialised study in diverse music disciplines including composition, instrument design, musicology, performance and recording, while bringing together students across these areas (and more) to explore a broad range of topics through collaboration and individual research. 

Join the Music Education course at University of Leeds and develop the expertise to research and innovate in music education, and graduate ready to respond to contemporary challenges across schools, communities, and the creative sector.

The Department of Music is a centre of research excellence in both composition and musicology. University of Bristol offers the Music programme. 

Through this Music Industry Management and Artist Development course from the University of West London you will study key concepts in managing and developing a music career and a broad range of entrepreneurial and transferable skills suitable for a variety of music industry jobs.

The Music Education course at Kingston University will enhance your practice and research skills, as you study key topics from a UK and international perspective.

This one-year (2-semester) programme offers successful students guaranteed progression to a postgraduate degree at a top UK university. Learn more at the Music - Musicology - Pre-Master's Programme at OnCampus London from Goldsmiths, University of London.

This Sacred Music course from University of St Andrews is designed for church musicians, those in ministry or training, and anyone wishing to deepen their knowledge of sacred music.