Bachelor of Music in Popular Music at SRH University of Applied Sciences

This course develops technical and creative skills in recording, mixing, and composing music. Students gain hands-on experience in studio environments, learning to use professional software and hardware. Collaboration and artistic exploration are central to the program. Emphasis is placed on music theory, sound design, and production techniques. Graduates can pursue careers as producers, sound engineers, or music entrepreneurs.

Focusing on the therapeutic power of music, this program explores how music can be used to support emotional, cognitive, and physical well-being. Students study psychology, music theory, and therapeutic practices. Clinical placements and practical training are key parts of the curriculum. The course prepares students to work in healthcare, rehabilitation, and educational settings. Graduates often pursue roles in hospitals, therapy centers, or community services.

This program trains students to use music as a therapeutic tool to support mental health and emotional well-being. It blends music theory, psychology, and clinical practice, enabling students to work in diverse therapeutic settings. Emphasis is placed on empathy, communication, and evidence-based approaches. Practical internships provide hands-on experience in hospitals, schools, or therapy centers. Graduates can pursue careers as certified music therapists in healthcare and rehabilitation.