Music (Contemporary Practice)

Our Master of Music (Contemporary Practice) gifts you with a unique way of post graduate education in music in Australia. This Master's offers you a succession of adventures designed to develop the broad based collaborative, and cross-disciplinary skills you need for the wide variety of music careers available in the present market. Small class sizes and intense interactions together with our highly-skilled and award-winning faculty ensure you will come in contact with the widest possible variety of ideas and theories from across the contemporary arts spectrum. Our Master of Music is taught by enthusiastic and engaging team whose sole focus would be to make your learning experience pleasure, while extending your skills and showing you chances you might not have thought existed. In the end of the course work, you are going to create a portfolio of job and write a thesis describing this job, and its own historical and ideas-based background. Focus with this portfolio is individual and mentored onto a one time basis with our faculty staff. You may grow to be a artistic leader via your practice, capable of solving complex artistic music problems and problems in industry-relevant contexts. the relevant skills and knowledge you acquire will prepare you for many different employment opportunities in an extensive range of music and related fields. The Graduate Diploma of Music (Contemporary Practice) functions as the very first 8 subjects (6 core units and 2 electives) of the Master of Music (Contemporary Practice). Our Master of Music (Contemporary Practice) is a Master's that presents a succession of experiences designed to produce the broad based, collaborative and cross-disciplinary skills you will need for its wide variety of music careers available in the present market. You may grow to be a artistic leader via your practice, capable of solving complex artistic music problems and problems in industry-relevant contexts.

This course is Licensed by Both the Tertiary Education Quality and Standards Agency (TEQSA) and Also the Eligibility is aligned with the Australian Qualifications Framework (AQF) level 9 and Box Hill Institute Graduate Attributes. Successful completion will Allow You to pursue further studies in the fields of: performance musicology music therapy music schooling doctoral study in the center areas of study along with your Field of audio specialisation (i.e. functionality, article, audio production, audio technologies, audio theory, history and evaluation )

Direct entry (application dates will be January and June) Entrance to the program is by meeting with the Course Coordinator. The meeting can be in person or via Skype, even if needed. From the meeting, the structure of those courses will probably be discussed along with the student will probably be asked how they believe their background and adventures would net with the course content. Any work the candidate brings in to show their competency and regions of interest will be listened to evaluated sympathetically. Since this course is dependent upon each student developing their own distinct interests and abilities, it is not possible to define a standard advanced benchmark for admission (apart from basic competencies), in consultation with the program organizer, any openings in the student's preparation will be identified, and therapeutic activities suggested. . International students please apply through: an accredited agent from your country that a Box Hill Institute booth with an education exhibition or guide to Box Hill Institute See how to apply or contact with the global office for more information.