IELTS (Academic version): 6.5 overall score, minimum 6.0 in each subtest
TOEFL internet-based score :Total score 82, Writing 21, Speaking 18, Reading 13, Listening 13
Pearson Test of English Academic (PTE): 58 overall; No communication skills less than 50
Music graduates who previously would have planned to pursue contracts with one or more large record companies or orchestras now have a future where they will be able to self-publish their work to the world, or they may require a more entrepreneurial approach than that previously required of a musician or music technologist. This double degree brings together the existing Music program with emerging creative industries and allows students who are interested in pursuing careers in music to also engage with new paradigms of creative and cultural production, developing skills in entrepreneurship and working in collaborative projects with creative industries in Greater Western Sydney (GWS).
CRICOS Code: 095719G
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Program Structure
Qualification for this award requires the successful completion of 320 credit points.
Students must complete:
80 credit points of Music core subjects
80 credit points of Creative Industries core subjects (which includes one Introduction to Major pool subject)
80 credit points of Music Studies (consisting of two 40cp minors)
80 credit point Creative Industries Major
Introduction to Major Subject Pool
Students select one of the following subjects as their Introduction Major subject, to correspond to the Creative Industries major selected.
Title
Advertising: An Introduction
Creative Writing: The Imaginative Life
Introduction to Culture and Society
Fundamentals of Australian Law
Image Design
Introduction to Journalism
Introduction to Literary Studies
Introduction to Screen Media
Organisational Behaviour
Public Relations Theory and Practice
Web and Time-based Design
Equivalent Subjects
The subject listed below counts towards completion of the Introduction to Major Pool Subject for students who passed this subject in 2021 or earlier.
HUMN 1017 - Everyday Life, replaced by HUMN 1066 Introduction to Culture and Society
Majors and Minors
Music
The Bachelor of Music component will consist of two minors. Select from the following three minors.
Composition, Minor
Music Performance, Minor
Music Production, Minor
Because any two music minors result in the student completing seven rather than eight subjects as they share one common subject, students are required to enrol in an additional Music subject to meet the 160 credit points requirement for the Music component of the degree and eventually the 320 credit points requirement for this double degree. The additional Music subjects include the following.
Title
Arranging Music
Music and Analysis
Music and Critical Thought
Musicology as a Professional Practice
World Music
Or select any subject from the minor that the student is not enrolled in.
As a Music and Creative Industries graduate, you can look forward to career opportunities in:
Audio Engineering
Composition
Media Production
Performance
Photography
Advertising
OSHC: 629 ($) per year