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Music - Community Music

A Master's programme for musicians seeking to facilitate expressive musical work in diverse community settings.

Best for:Best for experienced musicians seeking professional development in community engagement and collaborative music-making.

University of Limerick · Ireland · R1 · First-stage researcher
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Community MusicMusic EducationApplied MusicCollaborative PerformanceSocial Engagement
This is a masters position — not a PhD studentship.
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1 year full-time
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Ireland
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Overview

The Master's in Music - Community Music at the University of Limerick is designed for musicians aiming to extend their abilities in facilitating the creative and expressive work of others. Students learn to engage effectively with a broad range of participants across diverse community and social settings. The curriculum combines practical training with theoretical grounding in community music practices. Applicants must undergo an audition, interview, and meet specific entry requirements to be admitted to this Level 9 postgraduate course.

Community MusicMaster of ArtsMusic FacilitationUniversity of LimerickPostgraduateLevel 9

What you'll do

  • Participate in practical modules focusing on music facilitation and leadership
  • Engage with diverse communities in various applied musical settings
  • Complete coursework, written assignments, and practical performance projects
  • Undergo continuous assessment of facilitation skills and musical practice
  • Contribute to collaborative group performances and workshops

Requirements

Degree required: Primary degree in a suitable discipline with first or second class honours or equivalent qualification (Level 8 NFQ), or equivalent capability based on prior professional experience

Degree offered: Master's (Level 9 NFQ)

Language: English

Instruction: English

Required skills
  • Demonstrated proficiency in musical performance and practice
  • Ability to communicate and collaborate effectively with diverse groups of people
  • Aptitude for facilitating creative work in community settings
Nice to have
Prior experience in community arts or music educationFamiliarity with diverse musical genres and collaborative traditions
Eligibility
  • Hold a Level 8 primary degree with honours or demonstrate equivalent professional experience
  • Successfully pass a performance audition and interview
  • Obtain Garda clearance for working in community settings

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How to apply

Applicants must submit their application through the university admissions portal and follow instructions for the required performance audition and interview. Additional audio, visual, or written materials may be requested during the evaluation process.

Documents required
  • Primary degree transcripts
  • CV
  • Audio, visual, or written material
  • Garda clearance
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