COURSE CURRICULUM

The Bachelor of Music requires completion of 48 units, comprising 24 units of core courses, 8 units of flexible core courses, and 16 units from general elective courses. This structure provides a balanced and flexible curriculum that supports both technical development and creative exploration in music. The core courses establish a strong foundation in essential areas such as performance, musicianship, theory, and music history, ensuring students develop the fundamental skills required for professional practice. The flexible core courses allow students to tailor their studies according to their interests, enabling further development in areas such as ensemble performance, composition, or music technology. The general elective component provides additional academic breadth, allowing students to explore complementary disciplines or deepen their expertise in music-related or interdisciplinary fields. The program also includes progression requirements, ensuring that students engage with both introductory and advanced-level study, with a maximum of 24 units at level 1 and at least 8 units at level 3. This ensures a suitable balance between foundational learning and advanced skill development. Overall, the Bachelor of Music equips students with strong practical, theoretical, and creative capabilities, preparing them for diverse careers in performance, composition, education, production, and the broader creative industries, while fostering adaptability and lifelong artistic growth in a changing professional landscape.