MA Music (Classical)

Leeds Conservatoire · Leeds, United Kingdom

MAEnglish90 ECTS1 yearOn CampusFull-time

This Master programme in Music provides advanced training in musical performance, composition, musicology, or music education, depending on the chosen specialism. Students benefit from expert tuition, professional performance opportunities, and a rich musical community. Graduates pursue roles as performers, composers, educators, researchers, and arts administrators.

Key facts

Tuition (EU / EEA students)
£21,400/year
Tuition (Non-EU students)
£21,400/year
Application deadlines (EU / EEA students)
2026-10-01
Application deadlines (Non-EU students)
2026-10-01
Duration
1 year
ECTS credits
90
Language
English
Study format
On Campus
Starts
01 September 2027
Intake
September

Admission requirements

Entry requirements

Postgraduate entry: a good honours degree with a 2:2 classification or equivalent (usually theatre, music or related, other fields considered) OR professional experience equivalent to a good honours degree (APEL/APL process). All suitable applicants are invited for interview and/or audition; perform

Required documents

Application (UCAS Conservatoires or direct form); Personal statement; Portfolio / audition materials per course guide (videos, compositions, production work); Online or in-person interview/audition; Degree transcripts / evidence of professional experience (APEL); English language test (IELTS 6.0, no

Application deadlines

EU / EEA students

2026-10-01

Non-EU students

2026-10-01

Programme overview

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What will it actually cost?

Tuition plus the legal minimum proof-of-funds for United Kingdom, over 1 year of study.

EU & Non-EUTuitionLivingTotal
EU & Non-EU£21,400—needs the fee

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