Bachelor of Arts - Bachelor of Music Conjoint University of Auckland

Overview

The Bachelor of Arts - Bachelor of Music Conjoint at the University of Auckland offers a unique opportunity to merge professional musical training with a broad exploration of human culture and society. This comprehensive programme is designed to equip students with a versatile skill set, preparing them for success in both the evolving music industry and various professional sectors. By combining these two distinct fields, learners develop the adaptability required to thrive in a fast-changing global environment.

Why Bachelor of Arts - Bachelor of Music Conjoint at University of Auckland?

Students benefit from the guidance of leading researchers and some of the finest instrument teachers, music historians, and composers in the country. The University of Auckland provides a vibrant academic setting where practice-based musical development is complemented by rigorous study in the social sciences and humanities. This dual focus ensures that graduates possess advanced communication skills, the ability to evaluate complex information, and a deep awareness of diverse cultural perspectives.

Tuition Fee Breakdown

• International fee: USD 53124 per year
• National fee: USD 8568 per year

Visit the Fees and Funding section for a breakdown in your local currency.

Syllabus

The conjoint structure requires the completion of 540 points, split between Arts and Music courses, alongside a General Education component. Modules may include:

• Academic English Studies and Linguistics
• Anthropology
• Art History
• Classical Studies and Ancient History
• Criminology
• Employment Relations and Organisation Studies
• Gender Studies
• Logic and Computation
• Theological and Religious Studies

Careers with Bachelor of Arts - Bachelor of Music Conjoint

Graduates are well-positioned for a variety of roles that demand both creative flair and analytical precision. Potential career paths include positions as arrangers, composers, or performers within the music industry. Additionally, the broad skills gained through the Arts component open doors to roles in arts administration, communications, and digital content specialisation.

The programme also prepares students for professional opportunities in journalism, research writing, and education. Many graduates choose to further their expertise by pursuing honours or master's level qualifications in their chosen disciplines. The combination of critical thinking and creative practice makes alumni highly attractive to employers looking for adaptable and innovative professionals.