Music, BA (Hons)

This industry-focused degree equips aspiring musicians—whether performers, composers, educators, or sound artists—with the skills for a sustainable career in the modern music sector. Guided by expert tutors and guest lecturers, students refine their practice while exploring diverse genres, styles, and technologies. Through collaborations with musicians, producers, and engineers in professional facilities, participants develop projects in ensembles, session bands, vocal groups, and music for film or experimental performances. Key opportunities include playing in various styles, fostering creative approaches, engaging with guest artists like Adrian Utley and Ed O'Brien, gaining industry experience through internships, and studying abroad with partners such as CalArts or Griffith University.The program builds a unique musical identity through progressive modules. In year one, students enhance core skills in musicianship, composition, and studio techniques. Year two emphasizes specialization, entrepreneurial thinking, and interdisciplinary projects, with options like composing for media or advanced performance. The final year focuses on portfolio development, professional networks, and career preparation. Assessment combines coursework and practical tasks, including portfolios, performances, essays, and presentations, with tailored feedback to support individual goals.