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Characterised by a lively community of students and staff, the Graduate School promotes the ethos of the informed musician who works across practice and theory. Currently some 300 students are registered for taught postgraduate programmes, and approximately 30 students are studying for doctorates. As well as encouraging study relevant to performers and composers, the Graduate School programmes actively foster critical skills.
Top courses
- Postgraduate
- London
- 2 Years
...These include theoretical and musicological approaches, aesthetics, analysis, the study of recordings, collaborations with composers, performance practice and composition...
- Master
- London
- 2 Years
...To develop students compositional technique and individual voice while undertaking academic work specifically geared to Contemporary Composition. Master of Music...
- Postgraduate
- London
- 1 Year
...For those wishing to pursue doctoral research and/or teaching in performance science, music psychology, or musicians' health, or in any area in which knowledge...
- Postgraduate
- London
- 2 Years
...by continuous assessment and by the assessment of an operatic scene or role. All students prepare a professional portfolio that will equip them with skills...
- Master
- London
- 2 Years
...of the craft of screen music as well as some reflective work on pre-existent examples of film and screen music. Students will have their work performed...
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