Associate Degree in Music

University of Tasmania

Type of institution: University/Higher Education Institution
Level: Pre-degree
CRICOS: 00586B

The Associate Degree in Music is a two-year full time (maximum five-year part time) qualification grounded in the vibrant cultural community that is the University of Tasmania’s School of Creative Arts and Media. Based in Hobart and enjoying the excellent recording, rehearsal and performance spaces at the Hedberg, you will join a learning community that values and explores diverse forms of music. As the Associate Degree in Music is closely aligned to the Bachelor of Music, you can choose to take the Associate Degree as a stand-alone experience, or continue your studies in the Bachelor of Music.

Structure

The Associate Degree in Music requires the completion of 200 credit points.

Subjects

  • Music

Standard entry requirements

Current admission requirements are by audition and fulfillment of UTAS General Entry Requirements. No ATAR is required. Learn more about the audition process in the Audition Information Guide. We recommend pre-tertiary TASC subjects in music at the senior secondary level or equivalent, but this is not a prerequisite for admission. AMEB qualification of Grade 7 (performance) and Grade 5 (theory) may be advantageous in some specialisations, but not a prerequisite for admission. The School of Creative Arts and Media proposes that Music moves to entry by ATAR plus audition for school leavers from 2023. This timeline allows us to communicate the change in entry requirements to college teachers and students and will not disadvantage college students who have already selected their subjects.

Study information

CampusFeesEntryMid year intakeAttendance
Hobart No
  • Full-time : 2 years
  • Part-time : 5 years

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