Bachelor's Courses(english) in BIMM Institute, United Kingdom

Undergraduate Program

1. Age of participants: from 17 years

2. Length of study: 3 years (standard programs)

3. Start of classes: October, January, April

4. Level of English: IELTS 5.5-6.0

5. Level of education: graduation diploma (minimum 2 A-level subjects at level C or above, or BTEC equivalent to Level 3)

6. Language of instruction: English.

Undergraduate Studies at BIMM - The British & Irish Modern Music Institute London provides students from any country in the world with quality training programs in popular and sought-after areas. Applicants to creative specialties must have certain knowledge and skills in playing the instrument, vocals, songwriting, and so on (depending on the specialty).

Undergraduate curricula are compiled in the most thorough manner and contain a set of disciplines and subjects (mandatory and optional) that are necessary for a detailed study of all aspects of the direction and obtaining high-class skills. Classes have a pronounced practical orientation: creative workshops are constantly held with the participation of invited stars and specialists, where students receive invaluable knowledge and skills. Bachelor programs are individualized - each student not only gains general knowledge of the theory, but also seeks to create his own style, moving in the direction that he is most impressed with.

The bachelor’s department, as well as the institute as a whole, actively cooperates with respected recording companies, well-known music managers and agents, with the result that talented students can declare themselves while studying and receive an invitation to audition or participate in a creative project. Thanks to the well-coordinated and high-quality work, all students of the institute are graduated by highly qualified specialists and subsequently achieve significant success in their kind of activity. Graduates receive a diploma and a bachelor's degree in a chosen specialization.

Undergraduate Programs at BIMM - British & Irish Modern Music Institute London:

• Guitar (professional music playing) (Guitar, BA (hons) Professional musicianship)
• Guitar (popular music) (Guitar, BMUS (hons) Popular music performance)
• Bass guitar (Bass guitar, BA (hons) Professional musicianship)
• Bass guitar (Bass guitar, BMUS (hons) Popular music performance)
• Drums (Drums, BA (hons) Professional musicianship)
• Drums (Drums, BMUS (hons) Popular music performance)
• Musical Production (BA (hons) Music production)
• Vocals (Vocals, BMUS (hons) Popular music performance)
• Vocals (Vocals, BA (hons) Professional musicianship)
• Songwriting (BA (hons) Songwriting)
• Music Journalism (BA (hons) Music journalism)
• Event management (BA (hons) Event management)
• Music business (Ba (hons) Music business).

Sample curricula:

Guitar (Bachelor of Arts, professional music playing) (GUITAR, BA (HONS), PROFESSIONAL MUSICIANSHIP):

Modules of the curriculum:

1 course:

• Essential styles
• Techniques
• Applied music business (Applied music business)
• Artist development and entrepreneurship (Artistic development and entrepreneurship)
• Live performance workshop (live performance workshop)
• Music theory and notation.

2 course:

1) Basic modules:

• Research methods
• Professional musicianship (Professional musician)
• Cultural perspectives
• Performance in context (View in context)
• Applied music theory and critical listening (Applied music theory and critical listening).

2) Optional:

• Studio musicianship (Studio musician)
• Studio recording
• Music business studies (Music business studies)
• Music publishing.

3 course:

1) Basic:

• Professional project (Professional project)
• Professional development (Professional Development)
• Analytical perspectives
• Ensemble performance.

2) Optional:

• Music teaching practice (music teaching practice)
• Solo performance
• Music theory and analysis
• Online music (Online music).

Guitar (Bachelor of Music, Music Performance) (GUITAR BMUS (HONS), POPULAR MUSIC PERFORMANCE):

Modules of the curriculum:

1) Basic:

• Techniques & styles 1, 2, 3 (Technics and styles, levels 1, 2, 3)
• Performance studies 1, 2, 3 (Performance studies, levels 1, 2, 3)
• Ensemble skills 1 (team skills, levels 1, 2, 3)
• Musicianship (Musician)
• Music technology (music technology)
• Music business (Music business)
• Cultural perspectives
• Performance project.

2) Optional:

• Recording, mixing & production 1, 2 (Recording, mixing and production)
• Composing & arranging (Composition and organization)
• Creative performance technology (Creative Technology in the submission)
• Composing for media (Composition for media resources)
• Music teaching practice (Practice of teaching music)
• Analytical perspectives.

Music Production (Bachelor of Arts, BA (HONS), MUSIC PRODUCTION):

Modules of the curriculum:

1) Basic:

• Audio theory & acoustics (Audio theory and acoustics)
• Computer music production 1, 2 (Computer music production, levels 1 and 2)
• Creative sound studies (Creative sound studies)
• Studio engineering (Studio Engineering)
• Mixing & arrangement (Mixing and mixing)
• Music business (Music business)
• Music production in context
• Music & sound for the moving image (Music and sound for moving image)
• Sound studio production (studio sound production)
• Music production industry 9 Music production industry)
• Audio post production
• Production project (double credit module) (Research project)
• Professional development.

2) Optional:

• Computer music performance
• Live sound production
• Computer music design (Computer music design)
• Sound & music for games (Sound and music for games)
• Immersive environments (Environment)
• Video & multimedia production (Video and multimedia production).

Event Management (Bachelor of Arts, BA (HONS), EVENT MANAGEMENT):

1 course:

• Concert / event promotion & tour management (Promotion of concerts / events and tour management)
• Live sound technology (Live Sound Technology)
• Administration & entrepreneurship (Administration and entrepreneurship)
• Event concept & design (Event concept and design)
• Introducing event management (Introduction to event management)
• Music business (Music business).

2 course:

• Research methods
• Engaging with events (wbl)
• Marketing & media (Marketing and Media)
• Events & the audience (Events and audience)
• Event logistics & services (Logistics and service)
• Events in context.

3 course:

• Professional project (Professional project)
• Professional development (Professional Development)
• Financial management & funding
• Event promotion & digital media (Event Promotion & Digital Media)
• Events & the environment (Events and environment).

Journalism in Music (Bachelor of Arts, BA (HONS), MUSIC JOURNALISM):

1 course:

• Introduction to music journalism (Introduction to music journalism)
• Music journalism techniques
• Music business (Music business)
• Journalism in context (Context)
• Writing for the music industry (Writing for the music industry)
• Music and digital media.

2 course:

• Research methods
• Cultural perspectives
• Engaging with industry (Industry Relationship)
• Artist development and PR (Development and PR)
• Music journalism principles, ethics and law (Principles, ethics and law)
• Digital media production.

3 course:

• Global communication
• Creative entrepreneurship (Creative entrepreneurship)
• Professional project (Professional project)
• Professional development (Development)
• Analytical perspectives.

Songwriting (Bachelor of Arts, BA (HONS), SONGWRITING):

Main modules:

• Music business (Music business)
• Artist development and entrepreneurship (Artist Development and Entrepreneurship)
• Songwriting techniques (songwriting techniques)
• Songwriting styles and genres (Styles and genres)
• Live performance workshop (sw)
• Music theory in practice
• Research methods
• Cultural perspectives
• Writing for digital media (Writing texts for digital media)
• Music publishing (Music publishing)
• Creative processes (Creative process)
• Professional project (Project)
• Professional development (Development)
• Analytical perspectives
• Commercial songwriting (Commercial songwriting).

Optional:

• Performance in context (View in context)
• Studio musicianship (Studio music making)
• Studio recording (Studio recording)
• Applied music theory and critical (Applied music theory and criticism)
• Music teaching practice (teaching practice)
• Ensemble performance (Performances in the team)
• Music theory and analysis
• Online music (Online music).

The cost of training for undergraduate programs:

• for citizens and residents of Britain and the European Union = 7650 £ / year
• for international students = £ 13,350 / year.