Music and French at Cambridge

I was wondering for uni if I can study Music and French together at Cambridge? I'd really like to continue studying both, even if one isn't a degree.

Cambridge does very few joint subject degrees, especially when unrelated. If you want to go to Cambridge, you would have to choose one to do as a degree subject and the other as an interest, albeit a serious one. There is much more opportunity to pursue music as a serious non-degree interest at Cam, than there is for languages. Even people on non-music degrees can find semi-professional ways of continuing music.

You are highly unlikely to be able to pursue an effective career in both linguistics and music education in parallel. But there are more and more opportunities to retrain part way through a working life.

You can study a language in your free time with the language centre:
https://www.langcen.cam.ac.uk/culp/culp-index.html
some courses (I can think of chemistry and engineering) let you take a culp course as a module in part ii but I skimmed the music handbook and couldn't find anything that suggested this, there is a chunk of German though
https://www.mus.cam.ac.uk/current-students/undergraduate/undergraduate-handbook-2017-18

Ok, thanks. I've seen that I can continue French and other languages via the CULP course, and it looks really good. Would you recommend this? If I do choose music as a degree, then I just want to be fluent to give me flexibility for where I work and career options.

I'm not sure you would achieve fluency through CULP courses, but if you worked at it, there will be enough French speakers in Cambridge that you could join conversation groups within the university and in the City (through Meetup etc).

Thanks. Would getting a CULP Award (I'm currently Intermediate 2, so hopefully I'll be Advance by the end of uni) or a Certificate of Proficiency look good on a cv for whatever career I do?