Music

Inspire audiences, explore new technologies and push the boundaries of the music industry.

Music specialisations

Music is the soundtrack to our lives. It inspires, moves and unites us. Expand your technique and understanding within your choice of Music Studies, Classical, Jazz, Composition or Popular Music. You'll be taught by some of the leading music scholars in the country, ensuring you graduate with the skills you need to kickstart your journey in the creative industries.

You can also study the Bachelor of Music alongside another discipline as part of a conjoint degree, which means you can take two undergraduate programmes at the same time. You can do a conjoint with Arts, Commerce, Design, Engineering (Honours), Fine Arts, Global Studies, Law or Science.

Shiddharth (Sid) Chand in performance on stage in San Francisco
Shiddharth (Sid) Chand | Graduate: Bachelor of Music, Master of Music

Music is a beautiful, challenging path, but I would not be where I am if I didn't just dive into the deep end. The people around you, your friends, lecturers, teachers, colleagues and coaches, will be your support structure. I love this career and would have never known that if I had never tried.

Shiddharth Chand, graduate Operatic tenor studying at the San Francisco Conservatory of Music

Where can Music take you?

  • Composing for film, television, gaming and new media
  • Live and digital events industry
  • Music and sound production
  • Music management, marketing and publicity
  • Recording artist, performer and session musician
  • Teaching and research

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Start your journey to the University with an Application for Admission to the Bachelor of Music (BMus) or one of eight Music conjoint degree programmes.