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1. Work with talented individuals

Tutors and other university staff that support you during your course are likely to be experienced professionals, and an inspiration to your work. Some departments are even connected to external professional musicians who might teach a masterclass or give special lectures to assist with learning.

2. Chance to explore the world

Many universities offer the opportunity to take an industry placement year, where you can gain invaluable work experience and knowledge. Some even offer the chance to study abroad.

3. Postgraduate options

You鈥檒l have the opportunity to specialise in a large variety of areas if you continue studying after your initial degree. This includes production, composing and theatre.

4. Transferable skills

From critical thinking to administration, study Music and you'll gain a wide range of skills. If a career in music isn鈥檛 what you end up doing, there鈥檚 no need to worry as these skills can be applied to many different professions.

5. Jobs in abundance

Music graduates have nothing to fear in the job market. Roles include performing, teaching, composing, working with film, TV, radio or computer games.