Bachelor of Music

The Bachelor of Music is a degree programme in the School of Creative Arts at the University of Education, Winneba. It focuses on the study of music as both a creative practice and a scholarly discipline. This page explains what the programme typically covers and what you can do with it after graduation.

What a music degree covers

In a typical Bachelor of Music programme, you will study music theory, history, composition, and performance. You will develop practical skills in playing an instrument or singing, along with the ability to analyse and write about music. Many programmes also include ensemble work, conducting, and an introduction to music technology or music education.

How competitive is entry?

The Bachelor of Music at the University of Education, Winneba is less competitive to get into than the same programme at the University of Ghana or the University of Cape Coast. That does not mean it is easy — you will still need to meet the programme's entry requirements, which may include an audition or practical test. Check with the university for the specific grades and any additional criteria.

Where music graduates work

Graduates of music degrees go into a range of careers. Many become music teachers in schools or private studios. Others work as performers, composers, sound engineers, or music producers. The creative and analytical skills from a music degree also suit roles in arts administration, event management, and the wider entertainment industry.