Music

If you want a career in music performance, music technology or studio sound production, an industry-recognised course will equip you with the skills and knowledge to work in a range of roles in the creative sector and beyond.

Music

You will learn in the on-site industry-standard recording studio, get involved in live sound sessions, take part in your own performances and have the opportunity to do work experience abroad

Take a look at the creative media courses on offer and what you’ll learn, then hit the apply button to start your application.

All courses are accredited by the University of the Arts London Awarding Body (UAL) and we have been awarded the Arts Mark Gold status by Arts Council England for our excellent courses and links with employers.

Five reasons to choose City of Wolverhampton College:

  • Study at the brand new £61 million City Learning Quarter campus
  • Full range of UAL-accredited qualifications
  • Individual industry-standard studios for music recording, photography, print, fashion, graphics, 3D games design and fine art; TV and radio broadcasting suites, and a dedicated performance space
  • Showcase your talents in shows, exhibitions and cross-college events and productions
  • Opportunity to do work experience abroad
Full time courses

Our Music Facilities

The dedicated recording studio at the CLQ campus will enable you to gain the skills needed for your future career in the music industry.
 
 The fully-equipped studio features high-quality audio equipment and industry-standard mixing software, and you’ll also have access to a wide range of musical instruments, providing everything you need to compose, record, and produce music to a professional standard.

Our Music Facilities

The dedicated recording studio at the CLQ campus will enable you to gain the skills needed for your future career in the music industry.
 
 The fully-equipped studio features high-quality audio equipment and industry-standard mixing software, and you’ll also have access to a wide range of musical instruments, providing everything you need to compose, record, and produce music to a professional standard.

Employer Links

The college is proud to work in partnership with WCR FM, Wolverhampton’s local radio station serving Wolverhampton and South Staffordshire, strengthening our Music provision through a range of collaborative activities. This partnership helps ensure learners benefit from real‑world industry experience and professional engagement through:

  • Work experience opportunities at WCR FM, a live radio station environment. Student experience presenting, scheduling and technical support, allowing them to develop practical skills in radio broadcasting, programme planning, studio operations and live production
  • Industry insight and professional development, helping students build confidence, enhance communication skills and gain a greater understanding of career pathways within the music, broadcasting and media sectors

Student success stories