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The Institute of Contemporary Music Performance (ICMP) is delighted to announce that following the launch of the ICMP 2-year Foundation Degree* in Creative Musicianship, the opportunity to take this course on a part-time basis has now been made available. This provides a fantastic opportunity for musicians already working in the industry to improve their skills and gain a recognised Higher Education qualification.
By taking this Foundation Degree course on a part-time basis, students will be able to keep working and earning alongside their studies; they will be able to access grants to support their studies; they will gain a nationally recognised Higher Education qualification; and they will have access to the facilities, teachers and support network provided by the ICMP.
The ICMP Foundation Degree in Creative Musicianship is focused on developing each individual musician’s unique ‘creative voice’. Key attributes include:
§ Developing musical creativity
§ Challenging musicians to develop industry standard performance skills
§ Entrepreneurship and business skills, helping graduates exploit their creative ability
§ Teaching transferable skills that prepare students for the real world, including self-management, career planning, marketing, promotion, social networking and interpersonal skills
§ Opportunities to undertake industry work experience
For details on how to apply for a place on this exciting new programme, on either a full-time or a part-time basis, or for further information on other courses or events at the ICMP, contact us directly on:
- 020 7328 0222
- enquiries@icmp.co.uk
- www.icmp.co.uk
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