StudyQA — Bachelor: Applied Music - Performance — Box Hill Institute, TAFE VIC (Page 8)

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The Bachelor of Applied Music - Performance can help to start your career in the music industry working as a performer, songwriter, studio musician, producer, composer, ring member or music teacher. Box Hill Institute will give you the skills and experiences you will need to excel in those careers. The Bachelor of Applied Music - Performance is specifically built to encourage emerging musicians build a bridge between imagination, musicianship and industry via our expert teachers, outstanding opportunities and special experiences. Pupils will be mentored by highly-skilled and artists that are successful in a environment that encourages and encourages them to attain industry-ready knowledge. This is achieved by creating real-life artistic adventures in a supportive atmosphere, where students can learn to apply skills and develop firm vision in order you graduate ready to thrive. Music Performance students perform with music business, production and composition students to make cross-discipline projects in an exciting, talent-rich environment. There are many examples of successful careers already penalized before graduation. reallife industry experiences and centers comprise: access to our studio centers including Sing Sing East weekly one-on-one courses real gigs in front of live audiences industry-standard production and writing suites access to our own internationally-renowned Artist in Residence apps online campus record label Tremorverse Record play in a 200+ capacity live venue produce your very own portfolio select from a range of electives to expand your expertise collaborate with music, music and composition business students inside our world-class facilities be enabled to apply practical and theoretical aspects of music to real creative projects access to our Analogue Synth Collection study with like minded creatives and enlarge your industry network master from industry professionals music firm training FEE-HELP available for eligible students (no upfront fees) "You only play music, and it's a very positive experience getting to do whatever you really love. You learn to play gigs and play to the calibre that you need to whenever you leave the course. It's such a fantastic platform to set up yourself at the industry. Becoming used to being in a recording and studio - it's pretty extraordinary!" Like Box Hill Institute - Music on face-book Follow Box Hill Institute - Music Instagram The Annals of Applied Music - Performance is specifically built to encourage emerging musicians create a bridge between imagination, musicianship and industry via our expert educators, outstanding opportunities and special experiences. Pupils will be mentored by highly-skilled, successful musicians in a environment that encourages and encourages them to attain industry-ready knowledge. This is achieved by creating real-life artistic adventures in a supportive atmosphere, where students will learn to apply skills and develop firm vision in order you graduate ready to thrive. Music Performance students perform together with music business, production and composition students to make cross-discipline projects in an exciting and talent-rich environment. There are many examples of successful careers already penalized before graduation.

This course is accredited by Both the Tertiary Education Quality and Standards Agency (TEQSA) and Also the Eligibility is Tasked with the Australian Qualification Framework (AQF) level 7 and Box Hill Institute Graduate Attributes. Successful completion will let you make an application for study our Experts of Music (Contemporary Practice) course.

International students please apply by: an accredited agent from your country that a Box Hill Institute stall at an instruction exhibition or direct to Box Hill Institute See how to employ or contact with the international office to find out more. . VTAC application and guide entry available Applicants completing secondary education (Year 12) or equivalent must: complete a VTAC application book an audition (includes interview and musicianship exam ) All other candidates need to: book an audition (includes interview and musicianship exam ) Recognition of Prior Learning can be obtained.