If you dream of a career as a Songwriter, Recording Artist, Music Director, Artist Manager, Tour Manager, Event Manager, Festival Organiser, Booker or Venue Manager, this course is for you.
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The Double Degree: Bachelor of Arts (Music) & Bachelor of Applied Business (Entertainment Management) course is perfect for people who want to develop their ability in solo and collaborative music performance, music analysis, songwriting, technical musicianship, whilst also learning about the recording, business, and management side of the music industry.
The Double degree can be completed fast-tracked over nine trimesters (3 years) of full-time study, mixed over 12 trimesters (4 years) or standard over 14 trimesters (4.5 years) of full-time study.
The Double Degree: Bachelor of Arts (Music) & Bachelor of Applied Business (Entertainment Management) is recognised under the Australian Qualifications Framework, accredited through CRICOS; CRICOS Code 096472G (3 years)/104511A (4 years)/104512M (4.5 years).
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There's more than one way to make music
Write musical compositions and lyrics for songs, either on your own or with a team of co-writers. Perform your own songs or write for other artists.
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Perform songs or musical compositions in a studio setting for recording and release. You may work closely with a band, music producer, sound engineer, and songwriters.
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Teach students the art of instrumental techniques, scales, music theory, music history, and more, and help prepare them for exams, auditions, and live performances.
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From aspiring drummer to a full-time musician: our music performance alum’s story
"“Collarts did a really good job of linking the theory to the practice. So many parts of the course were so industry-based with lots of work experience opportunities and industry professionals explaining the ins and outs of the industry.”"
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Your Bachelor of Arts (Music) & Bachelor of Applied Business (Entertainment Management) course can’t wait. Neither can you.