UNITED POP – an overview
Benefits
- Your entry point into the music and media sector
- Professional expertise and trainers with practical experience
- Cutting-edge equipment
- References and contacts due to project work
- Direct practical experience in class
- Flexible starting dates several times a year
- Graduation with UNITED POP diploma and certificates
- Bachelor Course in cooperation with the University of West London
Educational programmes
- 6 departments:
- Music & Sound
- Marketing & Management
- Acting, Voice & Communication
- Games, Film & Photography
- Design, Fashion & Make-Up
- Fitness & Sports
- Bachelor Courses in cooperation with the University of West London
- More than 35 Diploma Courses corresponding to professions within the creative industries
- Over 50 individual Single Courses which can be combined as well as additional qualifications
Time frame
- Personalised duration of the training depending on how many individual courses are taken
- Each Single Course lasts one semester
- Training in new contents with generally four contact hours per week in addition to project work, practice time, seminars and independent study time.
- Average time spent is about 20 hours per week and per Single Course
- It is possible to take several Single Courses simultaneously
Requirements
- A good knowledge of English
- Commitment, enthusiasm, willingness to work independently, an interest in music and media
- No particular high school certificate is necessary
- Recommended starting age is over 18 years, subject to parents’ consent 16 years may also be possible.
- Proven English language skills through IELTS for the Bachelor Course
Exams per course module
- One interim exam (oral, written or practical)
- One presentation
- One final written exam
- Various practical tasks
- One project which will also serve as a reference
Duration of the courses
The overall duration of the training depends on how many Single Courses are taken. Each Single Course runs for one semester (half a year). Single Courses which do not build on one another can also be taken in parallel. It is therefore possible to complete courses either part time or full time.