108 Bachelor's degrees in Music in Australia

The Bachelor of Music (Honours) from University of Tasmania is a 1-year (minimum) full-time course, offering specialisations in Performance, Creative Practice and Musicology.

The Music programme at University of Wollongong equips you to respond confidently to challenges in the world of contemporary music. You will develop creative, practical and technical skills in a dynamic and hands-on program that integrates studies in music theory, performance and composition.

If you want a rewarding career where you'll blend technical skills and artistry, but are seeking a competitive edge, this Creative Production in Music and Sound Design - Creative Intelligence and Innovation course from University of Technology Sydney (UTS) is for you. 

The Bachelor of Music (Honours) programme offered at Edith Cowan University provides provides outstanding music students with an introduction to research, whilst also focusing on advanced professional and practical skills. 

The Bachelor of Music offered at Edith Cowan University provides students with the skills to succeed in the music industry.

On Music program from University of Tasmania you will take part in a vibrant concert and events program and explore diverse musical styles and genres through performance and creation.

Take your musical theatre talent to the next level at one of Australia's leading universities for performing artists with this Musical Theatre course from Griffith University.

The Music (Honours) programme from Griffith University  is a one-year Bachelor Honours degree available to students after graduating with the three-year Bachelor of Music

Sound and music have the power to shape us, to make us laugh, cry, think and believe in things we never thought possible. If you want a rewarding, creative career where you'll blend technical skills and artistry in an exciting and evolving field, this Creative Production in Music and Sound Design programme from University of Technology Sydney (UTS) is the course for you.

The Bachelor of Arts (Music Theatre) offered at Edith Cowan University provides technical training in singing, music skills, specific dance forms, improvisation, and acting, including acting for the camera.  

Studying Fine Arts at the University of Tasmania is the perfect space for you to grow. At the University of Tasmania, you'll be encouraged to explore, experiment, and express your unique perspective through art.

Learn to tell stories with sound – from the spoken word to podcasting, surround sound cinema to interactive immersive environments with The Sound programme offered at Murdoch University.

The Applied Music program offered by Victoria University blends creativity with real-world application, and prepares you for a wide range of career pathways in music teaching, production, performance, mixed-media arts, and community projects. 

The Bachelor of Music from the University of the Sunshine Coast is your ticket to a sustainable career in the modern music industry.  

In this Music course from Griffith University, you'll explore your chosen specialisation while being immersed in diverse styles including classical, contemporary, jazz, popular, electronic, experimental and world music.

The Bachelor of Fine Arts with Honours from University of Tasmania is a one-year creative arts degree delivered by the School of Creative Arts and Media.  

The Music programme at CQUniversity Australia, allows you to focus on a broad range of music styles including western art music, jazz or contemporary music.

The Commerce and Music program from Monash University will help you follow your passion, and gain essential skills that will help you take your music career to the next level, or pursue the commercial aspects of music.  

In the Music - Composition at the University of Sydney you will learn all facets of musical composition, and we will support you to specialise and create ambitious, informed, well-crafted, and individual work. You will also develop the skills to compose electroacoustic music, including sound art, digital music and computer music.

The Music (Honours) program at the Australian National University is characterised by the concept of music—be it performance, composition, music technology, or musicology—as a research-led process that explores questions relevant to our understanding of what it means to be human and of who we are.