Course Fulltimefees
£9,535 per year
Start Date
September
Duration
3 Years
Institution Code
VAA
UCAS Code
BMC0
COURSE OVERVIEW
This course is aimed at producing versatile, musically literate graduates with the skills, theoretical knowledge and networks needed to develop lasting careers as professional composers for film, TV, games and other media.
What will you learn?
The BMus Music Composition for film course is designed to give you a broad range of skills to maximise your employability. You will develop high-level skills in composing music for all forms of visual media, with each level building on the knowledge gained from the previous one. Your course is therefore designed to give you a focused set of skills that you can apply to a broad range of media contexts. While gaining a music composition degree, you will develop high-level composition, arranging and technology skills that relate to composing music for all forms of media, for example film, TV and games.
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COURSE DETAILS
- YEAR 1
- YEAR 2
- YEAR 3
SEMESTER 1
- Harmony & Theory 1
- Music Industry Landscape
- Music Programming 1
- Composing for Media 1
- Musical Directing and Arranging 1
SEMESTER 2
- Harmony & Thoery 2
- History of Popular Music
- Music Programming 2
- Composing for Media 2
- Musical Directing and Arranging 2
SEMESTER 1
- Harmony & Theory 3
- Music Programming 3
- Composing for Media 3
- Musical Directing and Arranging 3
SEMESTER 2
- Harmony & Theory 4
- Music Programming 4
- Composing for Media 4
- Musical Directing and Arranging 4
SEMESTER 1
- Harmony & Theory 5
- Composing for Media 5
- Musical Directing and Arranging 5
SEMESTER 2
- Working in the Music Industry
- Composing for Media 6
- Musical Directing and Arranging 6



ENTRY REQUIREMENTS
Level 4 Entry (3 year degree):
- 104 UCAS points from accepted Level 3 qualifications, or relevant experience in music
- Successful interview
All applicants meeting the minimum entry requirements and whose application demonstrates the capability to complete this programme will be offered an interview.
The course is taught in English. If you are not a native speaker you will need to demonstrate fluency in reading, writing and oral English at interview/application stage. You may be asked to prove this via a third party test where you should score, as a minimum, the following points: IELTS 5.5 or Duolingo 95
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