音乐学士（荣誉）学位

这个令人兴奋的程序使您可以通过音乐学，演奏，作曲，理论，符号，音乐技术，美学，分析和心理学等多个主题领域探索音乐。在第一年，您将学习核心模块，向您介绍音乐的理论，历史和社会方面，以及音乐技术和音乐心理学。您还可以选择在构图，独奏和合奏演奏等领域发展专业知识和技能。通过研究音乐演奏，心理学或音乐学，您可以探索跨时期和跨文化的想法。您可以学习各种主题，例如古典音乐，世界打击乐，电影音乐，爵士乐或流行音乐-并让他们传达自己的创造力。我们世界领先的研究人员将指导您完成自我指导的项目模块以及最后一年的论文，发展独立
Our BA Music is a flexible course that enables you to shape your learning around the areas of music that interest and excite you.The course draws on musics from a range of genres, styles, cultural and social contexts, and geographic locations to explore key concepts, theories and approaches. You’ll develop your skills as a creative, critical and reflective thinker, gaining the tools and experience needed to be an independent worker and musician, ready for life after university. You can personalise your course by choosing optional modules from a broad range of areas – including aesthetics, analysis, contemporary composition, film music, the music business, musicology, music psychology, music technology, performance (solo and collaborative) and popular music – enabling you to shape your degree to fit your interests and ambitions.You’ll study with academics who are experts in their fields, receive support from a dedicated technical team, and take lessons with a visiting professional specialist if you study solo performance. Across your course, you’ll engage with the latest musical research, explore a range of theoretical, creative and practical aspects of music, and develop a set of valuable musical and transferrable skills. You’ll have opportunities to work independently and collaboratively, developing and applying your skills and knowledge in contexts that extend beyond the university environment. All these elements combine to provide you with an exciting and dynamic educational experience that’s unique to Leeds.We are proud to be ranked 54th in the world for Arts and Humanities (QS World Rankings by Subject 2025).We are one of the largest schools of music in the country, which means you’ll benefit from the impressive range of specialisms within our curriculum, reflecting our ethos that music is music, regardless of genre or style. We attract a diverse body of students from across the UK and internationally, which gives the School a vibrant community and culture. Decolonisation, equality and inclusivity are embedded within our curriculum, so all our students can feel a sense of belonging in the School and can thrive on their course, no matter what their background and musical experience.In the recent national Research Excellence Framework (REF 2021) exercise, 93% of our research was considered to be ‘internationally excellent’ or better in terms of its originality, significance and rigour, with 56% rated as ‘world leading’ – the highest classification. Each of these measures places us within the top 10 Schools of Music in the country based on the REF 2021 results for the subject area. Our staff expertise feeds directly into our curriculum, with specialisms including:Applied music psychologyBlack, popular, independent and global musical culturesContemporary and experimental compositionElectronic and computer musicFilm musicHistorical musicologyMusic analysisMusic and wellbeingMusic industry and managementMusic technology in theory and practiceMusical aesthetics and postcolonialismOperaPerformance and performance practicePractice research in music and the artsScience and technology studiesWe work closely with our students, particularly through our active Student Staff Partnership Forum, to ensure that we offer the best possible experience to everyone studying in the School of Music. Our Industrial Advisory Board – an invited body of professionals from across the professional music sector, including several alumni – actively supports the ongoing development of our courses to ensure they deliver the skills and opportunities our students need to prepare them for life after university.The School of Music is part of a strong musical community at the University of Leeds, and there are numerous Leeds University Union (LUU) clubs and societies that offer opportunities to get involved in music and performance activities.