Bachelor
Unleash your student's potential
The Bachelor of Music Advanced (Music Education) is a distinctive degree for students who want to dive deeper into the possibilities with their music teaching.
Music is an essential facet of human experience and expression. As a teacher or mentor, you can achieve anything, from empowering emerging musicians to pursue a career on an international scale, to helping a child find their voice.
Our advanced degree offers exclusive courses specifically designed for high-achieving students. You'll find yourself learning alongside students as passionate about music education as you are. Everything you learn will culminate in a special major project, which can be further developed for postgraduate study. You will:
Note: You must maintain a GPA of 5.0 or you'll be required to transfer to the Bachelor of Music (Music Education).
You could provide one-on-one music lessons in schools, or work for yourself in your own private tuition business. Perhaps you'll develop innovative methodologies for teaching that will give your students the chance to experience music in ways they will never forget.
Note: further study is required to be eligible for South Australian teacher registration.
The Bachelor of Music (Advanced) is intended to provide an enhanced learning experience for high achieving students. Students will benefit from more intensive individual tuition, access to advanced classes in their major and special opportunities for higher level study through masterclasses and professional placements. It is anticipated that such an offering will attract higher-level students seeking a more challenging and rewarding learning experience.
The program provides students with the option to undertake specialised study in either Classical Performance, Jazz Performance, Music Education or Creative Practice (a broad area of study that includes courses in Music Composition, Popular Music and Sonic Arts).
The Bachelor of Music (Advanced) is an AQF Level 7 qualification with a standard full-time duration of 3 years.
The Calendar is a comprehensive handbook of the University's academic program rules.