Throughout the degree, practical teaching sessions are combined with educational theory. Students study Psychology, Sociology, Social Work Theory and Practice and Field Instruction. One course in a language is also normally required. Courses in education also form part of the degree which allows graduates to qualify as professional secondary school teachers able to teach all aspects of the fine arts. The degree is a combination of theory and practical work.
Students also have to do two non-music courses.
The degree is designed to allow graduates to qualify as professional secondary school teachers who can cope with all aspects of school music. Courses in education and practical teaching experience are also included in the degree. 4 years full-time Theory and practical work are essential parts of this degree. Students are introduced to dramatic theory, and the theory and practice of film-making, television and radio. Hearing Therapy and Audiology cover hearing tests and procedures to assist those who have hearing problems.