Music offers a myriad of study and career opportunities. Whether you want to be a composer or arranger, a performer, musicologist, singer-songwriter or teacher the School of Music provides the ideal artistic environment to help you develop your talents to the full. The Bachelor of Music (BMus) degree programme offers a range of study options whether your musical aspirations lie in the classical, contemporary or theoretical.<br><br>In the first year you will develop essential music skills and start study in one of the following majors:<br><br>Classical Performance: Specialise in performance of classical music on your chosen instrument: flute, oboe, clarinet, basson or saxophone, guitar or harp, percussion, piano, fortepiano, harpsichord or organ, trumpet, French horn, trombone, tuba or euphonium, violin, viola, cello or double bass, voice, or early music.<br>Composition: Learn the theory and skills you will need to become a composer, arranger, recording supervisor, sound artist, critic, editor or radio producer.<br>Jazz Performance: Get extensive training in, and practice of, performance techniques, musicianship, arranging, improvisation and working in an ensemble.<br>Musicology: Gain a broad knowledge of music in its cultural context, music writing analysis skills and/or music teaching and learning.<br>Popular Music: Develop your songwriting, arranging and performance skills, working alongside other songwriters and musicians.