Popular Music in Society Joint Honours

In common with graduates from other Humanities courses, our Popular Music in Society graduates are likely to pursue global careers in many different fields: the creative, cultural and heritage industries; journalism and the media; teaching and academia; business and commerce; and the civil and uniformed services.

Whichever career route you decide to follow, we do all we can to ensure you acquire the knowledge and experience to excel. We are committed to helping you develop highly prized transferable skills – including critical thinking, written and oral communication, project management, digital and informational literacy, and global awareness – which are particularly attractive to a wide range of prospective employers.

If you take the opportunity to study abroad as part of the course, your international experience will add an exciting dimension to your CV. You will learn to view the world from fresh perspectives, becoming more independent, mature, versatile and confident in the process.

A Joint Honours degree which includes Popular Music in Society will also provide you with an excellent foundation for postgraduate study.

GCSE Maths and English Grade C/Grade 4 (or above) or equivalent qualification