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Open University
Diploma of Higher Education in Music
- Online United Kingdom
Diploma
Full time, Part time
2 years
Distance learning
English
This Diploma of Higher Education in Music will broaden and deepen your understanding of music through the study of a wide range of genres (including Western art music, jazz, popular music, and non-western music). You’ll combine practical activities, which involve making your recordings, with learning about the scientific basis for music and how it is heard and perceived.
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Alison Free Online Learning
Diploma in Music Theory
- Online USA
Diploma
Full time, Part time
10 hours
Distance learning
English
Learn to identify different rhythms and instruments in a piece of music with this free online music theory course. This free online Diploma in Music Theory will introduce you to basic music theory and then cover the subjects of instruments, rhythm, melody, harmony, and musical form. In this course, you will study different musical instruments and the techniques used in classical music pieces.
Dark Horse Institute
Online Music Business
- Franklin, USA
Diploma
Distance learning
English
Our live, instructor-led, online music business program is a 36-week diploma program. If you’re ready to take a deep dive and discover how the entertainment industry really operates, this program might be the perfect fit for you.
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A diploma is an option for those interested in studying a new field or embarking on a new career. They can be earned at many universities and take usually one to two years to complete.
What is a diploma in music? Music is a vast field that includes performance, theory and history. Performance includes musical instruments or vocal ability, whether it is learning how to play or learning how to conduct. Theory and history includes learning how to read music and learning the origins of music as well as famous people who have contributed greatly to the field. The field of music has its practical side as well, such as learning how to manage music-related businesses or improving music production. Whether your interests lie in creativity or something more structured, the music industry has a wide variety of options.
Those who have earned a diploma in music often learn a particular set of skills, such as cultivating self-discipline, playing instruments and composing music. There are all skills that can prepare you for a future career in music and help improve your performance.
One program’s cost will not be the same as another’s. This is due to a set of factors unique to each program, such as hours or credits needed, location of the program and any financial aid available.
Careers in music include becoming a professional musician, music composer or choosing to work in the music industry, such as in theater or sound design. Professional musicians can work in large ensembles or play alone during tours or special events. Music composers can specialize in a specific genre of music and compose music for specific industries. Sound design includes not only composition, but also recording and editing music. Other careers include becoming an instructor and using your knowledge of music in other careers or areas, such as journalism.
Programs offering diplomas in music are offered all around the world. You can learn music online, in the classroom or in a program that combines both. Search for your program below and contact directly the admission office of the school of your choice by filling in the lead form.