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Associate Degree of Music

ProviderExcelsia University College
Course code: UAC250001Higher education providerStudy area: Creative ArtsCourse data availableData JSON

Course overview

The Associate Degree of Music, nested within the Bachelor of Music, caters for students who wish to develop their technical, artistic and analytical skills.

The course is offered with three strands of specialisation, allowing you to take classes unique to your chosen career path:

Classical: This strand provides musicians with the high-level training in performance, musicianship, ensemble work, musicality and breadth of musical knowledge required for a life in classical music. Students are exposed to a wide range of music across history as well as one-on-one tuition on their instrument with exceptional tutors. Students can continue their journey into the world of classical music.

Contemporary: This strand prepares musicians for a career in the ever-changing world of contemporary music. Artistic, technical, practical and musicianship skills are honed to create a well-rounded musician prepared for the diverse work lives led by industry professionals. Whether students want to pursue their dream as a singer/songwriter or start their own band, this strand will help to take them there.

Jazz: This strand offers multiple experiences in improvisation, ensemble work, arrangement, and performance designed to prepare students for the highly skilled world of jazz musicianship. Students are encouraged to partake in multiple performance opportunities and workshops to help them think on their feet and engage with the dynamics of the jazz ethos.

Entry requirements

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Standard entry

Applicants with recent secondary education

Completion of NSW Higher School Certificate or interstate/overseas equivalent.

Other applicants

Refer to the Excelsia University College's general admission criteria.

Course curriculum

Course structure, credit points and subject sequence

Course curriculum not yet available

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