MA Music Therapy

at University of Roehampton

Modules:
 

• Theory and Practice in the Arts and Play Therapies
• Music Therapy Theory and Practice
• Music Therapy Placement 1: Working with Service Users in Music Therapy
• Research Informed Arts and Play Therapies and Clinical Work
• Music Therapy Placement 2: Working with Service Users in Music Therapy Final Clinical Project

You should usually hold a second-class honours degree (certain programmes may require a 2:1) from a recognised British or overseas university. 

UK:
£8,750 per year.

EU and International:
£17,325 per year.

Music Therapists work within a wide range of clinical settings. They work with people of all ages; from infants and young children through to elderly adults. Music Therapists work within statutory services (such as the NHS, education or social services), within charities and private organisations, and in private practice.