Singapore Raffles Music College - Singapore

Diploma in Music (DipMus) is a one-year full-time course that provides students with specific core modules, targeted at each unique major. Not only will you improve your music theory knowledge, you will grow as a professional musician.

Successful DipMus graduates will be fully prepared to take on our Advanced Diploma in Music (ADMus) or FDMus Music Performance.

BMus (Hons) Music Performance And Recording is a three-year full-time course that helps musicians develop their performance and composition skills, as well as record and produce their own music.

During the course’s Recording aspect, you will learn how to capture, sequence, and produce music through specially-designed music technology modules. You will hone your ability to craft music skilfully on a computer, and in a recording studio. The Management strand will equip you with all skills necessary to manage an artiste’s career, produce events and performances, as well as network within the industry.

The college supports the students in marketing and managing their musical careers, so that they may exploit all opportunities in today’s music business.

Successful BMus graduates are well-positioned to further your studies at higher education institutes around the world. You may also pursue exciting professions that will influence the global music scene, such as:
Freelance Performers, Soloists or with Ensembles/Bands
Supporting Artists
Songwriters
Music Composers
Audio Composers for Film
Arrangers and music/arts administrators

Advanced Diploma in Dance is a full-time course that offers an integrated education in dance, combining practical studio training with academic inquiry in dance studies, and lectures on other liberal arts. It is designed to prepare graduates for vocational roles in the dance industry. Experiential learning opportunities will allow you to apply your learning in a semi-professional context.

Daily technique classes in Chinese dance and Contemporary dance are complemented by theoretical lessons in movement analysis, teaching methodologies, dance education, creative processes of performance, dance history, dance criticism, notation, and body therapy. Courses dealing with choreography and repertory will also be offered.

You will get to attend workshops and guest lectures in world performance traditions, such as African, East Indian, Chinese and Native dance. This dynamic programme trains you in essential disciplines of mind and body – together with creative expressions in contemporary dance and choreography.

The course helps you enhance your required autonomy as practitioners of dance/dance education. This might include the formation of the degree-based dance company, and the opportunities to teach in local community-based institutions.