207 Master's degrees in Music in United Kingdom

This Advanced Music Technology course from the University of West London will equip you with a broad range of skills – not only in music technology, but also in related media like video, electronic composition and performance, and software design.

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.

This Record Production course from the University of West London will show you how to define a creative vision for a project while also managing relationships in the studio.

The Music programme from Newcastle University lets you develop a flexible, individual research programme under the supervision of specialists who are leaders in their field.

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.

This Music Industry Studies degree delivered by University of Liverpool will give you an advanced and discerning knowledge of music industry practices on this course. With the experience of our tutors and our international research, you will be introduced to practices within the music industry from understanding music publishing contracts to interpreting audiences and the global market.

The Music Performance - Vocal Studies MA course from the University of York is practitioner-led and designed to help you discover and establish your unique, authentic voice and sense of artistry.

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.

Taking the science of sound as your focus, you’ll work in a cross-disciplinary environment. In the Acoustics and Music Technology programme at The University of Edinburgh you will use theoretical and experimental work to explore the musical, technical and multimedia applications of acoustics and audio technology.

This Composition for Film and Television course from the University of West London offers a vibrant creative hub for aspiring film and media composers. 

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.

Music course at Kingston University will give you the practical, theoretical and academic skills you need to broaden your career horizons in the industry and beyond.

This one-year (2-semester) Music (Performance) - Pre-Master's Programme (PMP) from OnCampus Southampton offers successful students guaranteed progression to the University of Southampton.

This Audio and Music Technology course from University of York provides thorough grounding in scientific theory and creative engineering techniques in audio technology, audio analysis and audio programming. It will prepare you for further research or employment in the audio technology and digital creative industries.

Creative Media Production (Music) from Wrexham University programme offers you extensive work experience opportunities which include leading some areas of the media projects that pass through our media production spaces. 

Develop the practical skills and knowledge needed for a career in the music and wider creative industries with this Music Industries Management course from Newcastle University.

The Diploma in IOA Acoustics and Noise Control at London South Bank University is widely recognised as the educational qualification of choice for professional practitioners in acoustics, noise and vibration. 

The Music Performance - Historical Performance Practices MA course from the University of York is a unique course for independent-thinking, creative performers of modern or period instruments and voice.

This Music and Performing Arts Education course from the University of West London aims to develop your performance teaching, leadership, and research skills across a variety of global music and performing arts educational contexts.

The Music programme from Newcastle University enable you to pursue advanced research in the areas of classical, popular, world, contemporary, early, folk and traditional music through a range of approaches.