Music Performance

Falmouth University has gained international reputation in arts, design, media and performance, with numerous partnerships across the UK as well as in the world, which will increase your chances of employment after finalizing your studies. This is one of the main reason why it has been ranked so highly in the ‘Sunday Times Good University Guide’ and is the number 2 Creative Arts University in the UK and the number 1 Creative Arts University outside of London for 2024/2025. The University has a strong emphasis on employability and many undergraduate courses offer an optional professional placement year as part of the course. Falmouth’s award-winning Employability Services offers student support to launch a great career from day one of their studies through to graduation and beyond. The University has invested heavily in industry standard equipment and all academic staff have work in the industries they teach around and many continue to practise their craft. All undergraduate courses are open to students from all subject backgrounds and most courses offer an integrated foundation year for those who want to start a new subject or take further time to develop their portfolios.

With around 23,500 students from 80 countries, Birmingham City University is a large, diverse and increasingly popular place to study. We put students at the heart of everything we do, giving them the best opportunities for future success. The University has an enviable reputation for providing quality, student-focused education in a professional and friendly environment.

The Royal Irish Academy of Music is Ireland’s oldest conservatoire, ranked in the top 50 institutions in the world for the performing arts. We train gifted musicians from all over the world for careers in music performance, composition and pedagogy. Our graduates are innovative and reflective, with skills that enable them to take on the challenge of a life in the creative arts with confidence.

In Lund, higher education has been taking place ever since the foundation of a studium generale in 1438, which trained future pastors. However, Lund University was not founded until 1666. It has evolved from just a few hundred students and professors being paid with meat and grain into its present form, with around 40,000 students and a position of excellence in international research.