197 Part-time Bachelor's degrees in Music

In the Music and Advanced Studies - Composition program from University of Sydney you will develop the skills to compose electroacoustic music, including sound art, digital music and computer music.

Music from University of New England will equip you with industry-valued knowledge and skills in performance, composition, ear training, music theory, music technology and production, music history and music cultures.  

Music has the power to impact a students' life. Explore the rich and complex world of music education by becoming a music teacher. Learn more with this Music - Education (Secondary) degree at University of Queensland. 

The Bachelor of Music from University of Queensland gives you the opportunity to develop your creative practice as a musician, as well as the theoretical knowledge needed for a successful career performing, composing, researching or teaching music.

Through the Music Education degree at Washington State University you will learn from acclaimed faculty, including Fulbright Scholars and national award winners

The Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) - Bachelor of Music Conjoint at the University of Auckland is a five-year, full-time programme. This public study mode degree allows students to integrate technical engineering expertise with creative musical technique, fostering a unique skill set for the evolving creative industries.

Through the Music (Honours) - Musicology and Ethnomusicology program at University of Melbourne you will conceive, plan and execute a substantial research project that demonstrates your capacity to think originally and independently within the chosen area of musicology or ethnomusicology.

The Jazz programme of The University of Auckland will expand your musical technique and understanding within your choice of a performance, jazz, composition, songcraft and music production, musicology, or music education specialisation at New Zealand’s largest tertiary music school.

Music from University of Sydney is an undergraduate liberal studies degree that will enable you to become a broadly educated musician, learning a range of skills in various music and arts-related contexts and professions to prepare you for a career in music.

Education (Secondary Music) from University of New Englandis uniquely positioned to help you build and safeguard your career in secondary music teaching in a way that fits your lifestyle.

The VAPA Music Program from University of Colorado Colorado Springs (UCCS) offers two major tracks with interdisciplinary components: Composition & Sound Design and Creative Music Performance and Technology.  

The Music major at University of Queensland helps you understand music's diverse social and historical meanings and well as providing you with a key to its written and aural complexities.  

The Worship and Music at SUM Bible College and Theological Seminary is a three-year degree that prepares future ministry leaders in musical proficiency through skill and disciplinary development in the tradition of musical conservatories together with a biblical-theological education that cultivates servant leaders with practical ministry experience in a setting that provides personal mentorship.

Bachelor of Music is offered by Excelsia College. The Bachelor of Music provides you with the technical, artistic and analytical training required to become a professional musician. 

The Music (Honours) program at University of Melbourne is an intensive and highly specialised one-year program designed to round off your undergraduate learning in music. The program prepares you for entry into the music profession and creates a direct pathway to graduate coursework and research opportunities in music. 

This Bachelor of Arts - Music Studies from The University of Western Australia sees you develop expertise and skills in the areas of performance or composition, harmony and aural, Western art music history, popular and world music.  

The Music (Hons) course offered by Bath Spa University is a practical, busy Music course, with weekly performances throughout the year (both students and visiting professionals).

The Music Industry programme from Syracuse University prepares students to be competent musicians, and to comprehend, understand and analyze the rapidly changing advances in the industry. Students study and discuss the implications of current trends as they become familiar with the realities of general business and the creative and legal practices of the music business. 

Discover your true potential as a musician, teacher, composer or music theorist. Develop your abilities with individual private lessons in applied study on piano, voice, brass, winds, strings or percussion with nationally and internationally trained instructors at the Music Education B.Mus. program offered by University of Saskatchewan.

Be an dynamic, inclusive, and impactful musician and educator—one who advocates for the arts and inspires a passion for music in all learners with this Music Education programme from Syracuse University.