The Music degree is your opportunity to develop your theoretical and practical skills to the highest standards in performing, composing, improvising, researching, producing and teaching. Students benefit from our creative and contemporary environment, which includes purpose-built facilities, diverse performance opportunities and courses taught by leading academics in the field. In addition to core courses in performance, musicianship and musicology – and extensive training in ensemble skills and professional practice – you will also study one of four specialist music streams: music creative practice, music inquiry, sonic arts or music pedagogy.

• Musician
• Studio and classroom teacher
• Arts administrator/manager
• Arts event manager
• Arts advocate
• Arts journalist
• Sound designer
• Roles in the music-recording and film industries

Performance

Performance opportunities in the Bachelor of Music include a diverse array of solo and ensemble work, as well as interaction with the University’s high profile ensemble in residence, the Australia Ensemble.

Vocational placements

Our Music students have the option to enrol in an elective internship through the Arts & Social Sciences Vocational Placement (Internship) course.

The program provides an exciting opportunity to put theory into practice and gain valuable professional experience.