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The Bachelor of Applied Music - Performance will help to start your career in the music industry working as a performer, songwriter, studio musician, producer, composer, band member or music teacher. Box Hill Institute will provide you with the skills and experiences you need to excel in these professions.

The Bachelor of Applied Music - Performance is specifically designed to support emerging musicians build a bridge between creativity, musicianship and industry via our expert educators, extraordinary opportunities and unique experiences.

Students will be mentored by highly-skilled and successful musicians in an environment that supports and encourages them to attain industry-ready skills. This is done by creating real-life artistic experiences in a supportive environment, where students will learn to apply skills and develop business vision so you graduate ready to thrive.

Music Performance students work collaboratively with music business, production and composition students to create cross-discipline projects in an exciting, talent-rich environment. There are many examples of successful careers already underway before graduation.

Real-life industry experiences and facilities include:

• access to our studio facilities including Sing East
• weekly one-on-one lessons
• real gigs in front of live audiences
• industry standard writing and production suites
• access to our internationally-renowned Artist in Residence programs

Career & Learning Outcomes

Graduates may find work in music performance, composition, studio employment, music education, music therapy (upon further study), broadcasting, and marketing.

Graduates will have:

• applied technical and theoretical knowledge to creativity, with deep understanding of the underlying principles and concepts needed to allow them to work in the music industry as performers, composers, recording artists and instrumental teachers
• demonstrated cognitive skills to critically engage with the core body of theoretical and practical musical knowledge to analyse, comprehend and synthesise new information and concepts through creative output. Students will exercise critical thinking and judgement in identifying and solving problems with intellectual independence

Pathways & Accreditation

Successful completion will enable you to apply for study our Masters of Music (Contemporary Practice) course.

This course is accredited by the Tertiary Education Quality and Standards Agency (TEQSA) and the qualification is aligned with the Australian Qualification Framework (AQF) level 7 and Box Hill Institute Graduate Attributes.