WaterBear | The College of Music
Mick Feltham is an accomplished music educator and creative director with extensive experience in the music industry. Currently serving as a Lecturer at WaterBear | The College of Music, Mick provides teaching and content for the BA (Hons) Commercial Music Degree and works as an External Quality Assurer for RSL Awards, overseeing quality assurance processes for Vocational Qualifications. As the Creative Director of Obelisk Productions, Mick specializes in hip hop and commercial music production while advocating for inclusivity within the music industry. Previous roles include Senior Lecturer in Creative Music Production and Curriculum Leader in Music for the Creative Industries at Greater Brighton Metropolitan College, where Mick led a successful department recognized for its outstanding performance. Mick holds a BA (Hons) in 20th Century Music, Music Theory and Composition and a Master of Arts in Studio Composition from the University of Sussex.
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WaterBear | The College of Music
WaterBear – The College of Music offers BA (Hons) and master's degree courses designed for today's musicians, artists and industry professionals. We’re about smaller class sizes, flexible course delivery, one-to-one mentoring and exclusive work experience and career development opportunities for our students, as well as inspiring creative freedom and building communities of exceptional industry connections. Students learn from leading music innovators at our UK city-wide campuses in Brighton and Sheffield, or online via remote learning. WaterBear is a College of Falmouth University, a pioneer in creative industries education, entrepreneurship and innovation. WaterBear was founded by music education pioneers Adam Bushell and Bruce John Dickinson. Together they each have more than 30 years’ experience in professional music and 25 years at the highest level of music education. Their relentless dedication to supporting musicians and artists is focused on building sustainable long-term careers.