Bachelor of Music (Honours) (BMus(Hons))
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University of Auckland
Build upon your undergraduate music degree with a year of advanced, focused study in your musical area of expertise, working closely with leading musicians and music scholars.
In-person study
Face-to-face learning in a physical classroom setting
City, Auckland
It will take a total of 1 year
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Specialised Musical Expertise
Demonstrate in-depth knowledge and skills in the chosen area of musical specialisation, such as performance, composition, or musicology.
Creative and Intellectual Development
Enhance creative, analytical, and critical thinking abilities to support thriving careers in music and the arts industry.
Research and Academic Skills
Apply advanced research methods and academic conventions to music study and practice.
What You're Signing Up For
The Bachelor of Music (Honours) at the University of Auckland is a one-year programme designed for graduates of undergraduate music studies who wish to deepen their expertise in areas such as performance (classical or jazz), composition, musicology, music technology, popular music, or music education. The programme provides intensive specialisation and the opportunity to work closely with expert staff, enabling students to enhance their creative and intellectual skills for careers in performance, composition, academia, and other music industry roles.
Course Content
- Advanced study in student's chosen major: classical performance, jazz performance, composition, music technology, musicology, popular music, or music education.
- Core and elective courses tailored to specialisation.
- Research or advanced coursework in music, anthropology, and related fields.
- Development of intellectual and creative skills relevant to music.
- Opportunities for in-depth exploration with experienced music staff.
What you need to know first
Undergraduate degree in music or equivalent.
Specific entry requirements per specialisation (refer to University regulations).
What sort of industry will this job lead to
Music
Arts
Entertainment
Education
Future employment opportunities might be
Academic
Arts administrator/manager/director
Arranger/composer
Instrumental teacher
Music journalist
Music educator
Performer
Radio/television/digital media/record producer
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