Bachelor of Music (Honours)

• Performance
• Composition
• Musicology
• Ethnomusicology
• Availability of subjects

Coordinator: Craig De Wilde
To be eligible for entry to the BMus(Hons) program, students must have achieved distinction grades in at least 24 points of music at second and third-year levels.

Performance

• MUS4030 Special project: practical study, with extended, fully annotated concert recital and essay (or other approved project)

and three of the following eight-point subjects:

• MUS4010 Applied music
• MUS4200 Keyboard music
• MUS4580 Contemporary music
• MUS4980 Music pedagogy

Composition

• MUS4760 Special project: folio of compositions plus concert performance of at least one composition with program notes
• MUS4420 Research methods

and two of the following:

• MUS4580 Contemporary music
• MUS4270 World music, popular culture and song writing in Australia and Asia
• MUS4200 Keyboard music

Musicology

• MUS4720 Thesis
• MUS4420 Research methods

plus two of the following:

• MUS4200 Keyboard music
• MUS4580 Contemporary music
• MUS4980 Music pedagogy

Ethnomusicology

• MUS4720 Thesis
• MUS4420 Research methods

plus the following two subjects:

• MUS4640 Fieldwork techniques and technology
• MUS4860 Music of Southeast Asia II: Thailand

Availability of subjects

All subjects listed are offered subject to the availability of staff and sufficient enrolments.

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