

BA (Hons) Music Production and Performance, University of Central Lancashire
Preston,
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36 Months
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About this course
The Performing Arts and Music courses offered here are designed with a practical, hands-on approach, including creative activities, vocational training, and opportunities for real-world experience. The courses are supported by knowledgeable tutors who are active practitioners in their fields, ensuring students gain industry-relevant skills. Throughout the program, students work on live briefs and client-based projects, preparing them to be work-ready after graduation. The facilities available are extensive, including state-of-the-art recording studios, theatres, television and radio studios, and motion capture suites, among others. Many students get involved in full-scale productions, performing for paying audiences and showcasing their talents at graduate events. The program emphasizes building performance skills for stage, screen, and digital media, with a focus on theatre, music theatre, and sound design.
Why this course is highly recommended
The course is highly recommended for its practical, industry-focused training and opportunities to work on live projects and performances. Graduates have gone on to successful careers in major TV shows, theatre, and music industries, evidencing the course’s effectiveness. The university’s industry links and the chance to perform for audiences and participate in graduate showcases make this an ideal pathway for aspiring performers and creatives.
Specialisation
Students can choose from different specialisations including Acting, Music Theatre, and Sound Design. Each pathway focuses on specific aspects of performance and technical skills, such as actor training, musical theatre skills, or creating, recording, and mixing audio, aligning with students’ career goals and interests.
Course fees
Application fees
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1st year tuition fees
15.04L
Living cost
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Living cost
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Degree requirements
English language test
IELTS
6
DUOLINGO
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PTE
61
TOEFL
80
Career prospects
Graduates from this program have built careers as actors in TV shows like Coronation Street, theatre performers, music artists, composers, and engineers. Many go on to become professional actors, community arts workers, choreographers, dancers, voice actors, drama therapists, and music producers. Others work behind the scenes in theatre and film as designers, technicians, stage managers, or in arts administration and education. The courses prepare students for diverse roles in the arts, media, and entertainment industries.
FAQs
What facilities are available for students?
Students have access to voice and performance studios, recording studios, studio theatres, dance studios, and music ensemble and project studios, among others.
Can students work on live projects?
Yes, students have opportunities through the Student Enterprise Hub to work on live briefs, which helps develop practical skills and industry experience.
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