BMus (Hons) Bachelor of Music in Aberdeen United Kingdom | University of Aberdeen

Studying music at Aberdeen provides an exceptional chance to learn, create, and perform alongside globally acclaimed composers, conductors, and music scholars across all musical styles and eras. You'll enjoy top-tier facilities and instruments, along with unparalleled opportunities to develop as a musician, engage with northeast Scotland's thriving music scene, and pursue specializations in music education or community music work.
The music program at Aberdeen features varied courses that enhance your performance and composition abilities, equipping you for a dynamic career in music. Throughout your studies, you'll delve into subjects like musicianship, digital music production, music theory, harmony, composition, music history, performance techniques, conducting, and ethnomusicology.
Instrumental and vocal instruction is available throughout the program, typically funded by the University.
Join renowned ensembles including the University Symphony Orchestra, Chapel Choir, Choral Society, String Ensemble, Baroque Ensemble, and various chamber groups, among others.
Outstanding performance venues include our historic sixteenth-century Chapel, frequently used for sacred and concert music performances.
The Chapel features a unique all-mechanical pipe organ by French builder Aubertin - the first of its kind in the UK.
Perform at University ceremonies, graduations, recitals, VIP events, formal dinners, and festivals.
Exceptional students may compete for the prestigious Ogston Music Prize and various scholarships.
Aberdeen serves as a vibrant musical hub, with strong connections to the BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra, local music schools, and the Sound Festival.
Participate in masterclasses with visiting artists.
Enjoy a busy calendar of student and public events, including exhibitions, seminars, guest lectures, and the annual May Festival featuring world-class musicians and ensembles.