Music

Music, the study of the theory, history and cultural significance of instruments and singing for performance, is a rapidly evolving field. With the emergence of changes to recording software and other technological advances in music-making, professionals who can embrace these changes are required to continue to foster growth in a range of musical genres.

UNE offers a range of undergraduate and postgraduate courses and specialisations in music designed to provide you with the theoretical knowledge and the technical musical skills required to solidify your position in the world of music and the arts. Because of our extensive experience in training adults for constantly changing job markets, our music courses focus on music theory, ear training and music history, as well as the technical skills required to compose music, perform with an instrument or sing. UNE’s experts will ensure that you are future-fit to adapt your skills to any musical environment.

Most of our students choose to study online and become members of a community of adults who bring their life and work experience together to develop real-world networks for the future. On-campus learners can avail themselves of campus accommodation, sports and support services. Whether online or on-campus, you can choose to study full-time or part-time over three trimesters.

With UNE, you’ll graduate feeling prepared to meet the challenges and opportunities that lie ahead in this field, whether you choose to pursue careers in performance, teaching or the business of music. By choosing UNE, you’ll be studying with an industry leader in the provision of online lifelong learning. Year after year, students award us the maximum 5-star ratings for Overall Experience and Student Support in The Good Universities Guide.

Explore the music courses and specialisations on offer at UNE.