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Music at UCD covers four main areas of study:
Musicology embraces the historical and cultural study of music Ethnomusicology explores world music and music in culture Music theory deals with the analysis of musical structure Students can participate for credit in the four performing ensembles: the UCD Choral Scholars; the UCD Symphony Orchestra; the UCD Philharmonic Choir; and the UCD Gamelan Ensemble
For more information regarding this course, please click School of Music
For more information regarding this course, please click School of Music
How do I apply?
For EU students, please apply via MyUCD. The following entry route(s) are available:
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Students are assessed through a mixture of end-of-semester exams, attendance record, continuous assessment, dissertations and recitals/concerts.
Music graduates often pursue careers in:
Journalism Teaching music The recording industry Arts administration Performance or composition Academia, postgraduate study Music therapy
BMus graduates often take their study of music further, through graduate studies either at UCD or elsewhere. The UCD School of Music offers a Master in Musicology (pathways in Musicology, Analysis or Ethnomusicology), MLitt and PhD.
BMus graduates often take their study of music further, through graduate studies either at UCD or elsewhere. The UCD School of Music offers a Master in Musicology (pathways in Musicology, Analysis or Ethnomusicology), MLitt and PhD.
The UCD School of Music operates Erasmus exchange programmes with universities in Munich, Prague, Rouen and Leuven.