Performer Courses

The Bachelor of Music (Honours) is an advanced course designed for students passionate about deepening their musical expertise. This program focuses on enhancing performance skills, music theory, composition, and musicology. It combines rigorous academic study with practical performance experience, encouraging students to develop their unique musical style. The course offers specialised training in various genres and prepares students for diverse careers in music, including performance, teaching, and composition. Graduates emerge as well-rounded musicians with a profound understanding of both the artistic and technical aspects of music. .

The Bachelor of Arts (Theatre and Performance) cultivates practical skills and theoretical insights, preparing students as innovative and adaptable theatre practitioners. By studying theatre history and contemporary performance practices, students enhance their creative capacities to produce relevant work for today's world. This comprehensive approach fosters project management, collaboration, communication, and problem-solving abilities. Additionally, students refine practical skills in performance, understanding its interplay with broader artistic, social, and political landscapes. .

If you’re interested in indigenous dance and culture you could become a professional dancer with the 11052NAT Diploma of Professional Dance Performance for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples. This nationally recognised qualification will teach you how to choreograph and apply modern dance techniques (including ballet) into contemporary indigenous dance repertoire. The course covers: physical theatre skills, dance fitness, ballet expertise, dance performance skills, cultural dance protocols, and more. Enquire now for entry requirements, indigenous dance competencies, and training providers in your area who deliver this qualification..

The CUA20620 Certificate II in Music is a nationally recognised qualification to kickstart your career in the music industry. Whether you aspire to be a performing artist, stage hand or roadie, this course delivers the hands-on skills you need to get started. The course begins with an introduction to the creative arts industry in Australia as well as the communication and safety protocols you’ll need to succeed. You’ll then choose electives that support your career as a performer or support crew. Competencies include: developing song ideas, musical performance skills, developing a repertoire, developing audio skills and sound knowledge, basic lighting skills, setting up and taking down concert equipment. Enquire now for the full list of study unit choices (and their availability) as well as upcoming enrolment dates..

Get started in community arts and theatre with the CUA30220 Certificate III in Community Dance, Theatre and Events. This nationally recognised qualification is great for both performers and production crew. Your studies begin with an introduction to the creative arts industry and career planning sessions. You’ll also gain essential skills in workplace safety, communication, and diversity. The course also has scope to learn: acrobatics, acting techniques, Aboriginal culture, costume design, booking administration, dance techniques (street, cultural, contemporary, tap), musical performance, and much more. Enquire now for the full list of study units, elective availabilities, and upcoming enrolment dates..