Bachelor of Creative Industries (Music)
Western Sydney University
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About
Study music within the context of diverse creative industries, such as screen media and communication, digital technologies, entrepreneurial business or special projects. This music specialisation provides students with a comprehensive introduction to current practice in the fields of music, performance and sound production for sound design, composition and performance. Foundation level subjects examine the fundamentals of music performance, acoustics, stereo recording and mixing, MIDI systems and sequencing, sound synthesis, and composition utilising environmental sound. Technical concepts are contextualised within a survey of electroacoustic music and sonic arts practice. Students will also examine studio techniques, new performance technologies, and composition and design for screen media.
Areas of study
Sound design, music performance, electronic music production, screen media composition, enterprise innovation, law and business.
Career opportunities
Music production, music composition, content creation, performing, innovation and business development.
Practical experience
You will be engaged in a range of industry-related projects and required to produce a professional portfolio of work that demonstrates your skills, expertise and abilities.
Fees and charges
Essential requirements for admission
In addition to the ATAR, students will be selected based on one of the following:
Audition: Book your audition online via the Western Sydney University website.
AMEB grades: Demonstrated PASS in AMEB or equivalent (eg Trinity College) of 6th Grade Performance (instrument or voice), and 4th grade music theory and/or musicianship. Upload your AMEB documentation as a PDF by uploading it to your UAC application.
HSC results: Music (Band 4 or above).
Admission criteria
Applicants with recent secondary education
Refer to Western Sydney University general admission criteria.
Other applicants: Refer to Western Sydney University general admission criteria.
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Further information
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