BIMM Music Institute - Birmingham

BIMM Music Institute provides contemporary music education across nine campuses in the UK, Ireland, and Germany. Undergraduate and postgraduate courses span music performance, songwriting, production, and music business. With over 40 years of experience, BIMM has launched global stars such as George Ezra, Ella Mai, and Fontaines D.C. Students benefit from expert tutors, exclusive masterclasses, and professional-standard facilities, preparing them for thriving careers in music.

BIMM Music Institute is a part of BIMM University, one of the largest providers of creative arts courses in Europe. The university is made up of MetFilm School, BIMM Music Institute, Performers College, and MetStudios. Together, they offer an extensive range of courses in modern music, performing arts, filmmaking, animation, games, and VFX to over 10,000 students in the UK, Ireland, and Germany.

Why BIMM Music Institute - Birmingham

• A musical hub: Birmingham is a vibrant city rich in culture and creativity. Its diverse musical landscape has influenced various genres, giving rise to iconic bands like Black Sabbath, ELO, and UB40. Today, Birmingham's music scene features grime, indie, heavy metal and electronic music. The city hosts top festivals such as Birmingham Film Festival, Fierce Art Festival and Birmingham Pride, and boasts renowned venues like O2 Institute and The Sunflower Lounge.
• The creative heart of Digbeth: BIMM is located in Digbeth, a creative district south of the city centre. Known for its artistic vibe, Digbeth blends old industrial buildings with contemporary creative endeavors. Birmingham has transformed from its industrial past into a hub for creative industries, attracting Hollywood productions and hosting the TV series Peaky Blinders.
• Cutting-edge recording studios: BIMM Music Institute's main studio is a state-of-the-art recording facility with professional microphones, DAW software and 5.1 surround sound. Studio 2 and Studio 3 are industry-standard mix suites with live rooms.
• Dedicated workspaces: Non-performance courses have dedicated class and workspaces with industry software. Students can also book a wide range of equipment, from cameras to synthesizers.
• Versatile campus areas: The campus includes a reception performance area, a quiet workroom, and a student society hub/meeting space, providing environments for both collaborative and individual work.