• This four-year program provides an in-depth musical education to those who want to excel in their chosen instrument and develop a thorough knowledge of music history, theory and research.
• Undertake study in your chosen instrument or voice to develop your technique and ability to perform. You'll also study a range of additional courses that cover different aspects of music.
• Benefit from a flexible program structure. After your first two years, you can choose to specialise in; two majors, one extended major or one major and one minor.
• Graduate with the knowledge, leadership, and technical skills that will set you apart in your music career and provide a pathway to future research or learning.

Graduates are distinguished by their advanced practical skills, theoretical knowledge, and research skills, which make them versatile music professionals.

Graduates typically work as:

• composers
• conductors
• professional musicians
• music teachers
• music education programmers
• music journalists, writers or reviewers
• artist managers
• record label administrators
• festival / events administrators
• music therapists (with further study).