This degree combines music (75% of the course) with philosophy (25%), allowing you to focus primarily on music while exploring philosophical concepts. At Royal Holloway, you can customise your music studies to align with your interests, drawing on expertise in traditional, modern, and world music. Through analysis of musical texts, practices, and cultures, you'll investigate historical, sociological, ethnological, and philosophical issues across diverse regions and eras. You'll develop practical skills in composition, music technology, and performance, joining a top-ranked department (third in the UK for research quality, REF 2014) with access to advanced studios, performance venues, and industry connections via networks like Wigmore Hall and the BBC Proms.Royal Holloway offers a distinctive philosophy programme that bridges Anglo-American and European traditions, fostering interdisciplinary collaboration across university departments. You'll examine topics such as consciousness, aesthetics, morals, and identity, ensuring engaging study options. Additional opportunities include performance ensembles, scholarships, and a balanced assessment through examinations and assignments.
Please refer to our website for information: https://www.royalholloway.ac.uk/courses/undergraduate/music/music-with-philosophy.aspx
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