Bachelor of Music

The Bachelor of Music programme at the University of Queensland provides a comprehensive education in music, integrating practical skills with theoretical knowledge. Students will explore various aspects of music including performance, composition, and musicology, and will have the opportunity to specialise in areas such as classical, jazz, contemporary, or world music. Over the course of three years, learners engage in core units of study that comprise approximately 24 credit points, as well as elective courses tailored to individual interests.

Structure is designed around semesters, allowing students to develop a rigorous understanding while participating in ensemble performances and solo recitals. The curriculum culminates in a capstone project that challenges students to apply what they have learned in a professional context. The programme also includes work-integrated learning opportunities, such as internships with local music organisations, providing hands-on experience that enhances employability.

Throughout their studies, students gain essential skills like musical proficiency, critical thinking, and the ability to collaborate in diverse teams. The Bachelor of Music is suitable for aspiring musicians, composers, music educators, and those interested in the music industry. Furthermore, students develop valuable networking connections within Australia's vibrant music scene, which is known for its innovative approaches and artistic vibrancy.

• Musician in various genres
• Music teacher or educator
• Composer or arranger
• Sound designer
• Music producer
• Arts administrator

Graduates often find opportunities within Australia’s dynamic arts sector, including roles in education, performance, recording studios, and events management.