The Bachelor of Music Industry (Music Production) offers a flexible and innovative approach to music education in Australia. It supports emerging professionals in various industry sectors to collaborate, innovate, and forge individual career paths. Emphasising original music production using cutting-edge software, the course covers DJing, live performance, and collaboration with artists and songwriters. Students gain hands-on experience in mixing and releasing music, engaging in interdisciplinary projects and industry placements, and building a diverse portfolio for career advancement.
Entry requirements for the Bachelor of Music Industry (Music Production) vary depending on the institution but generally include completion of Year 12 with a minimum ATAR, VET pathway courses or prior experience.
If you don't meet the standard entry criteria, enquire with a course provider to discuss alternative entry pathways.
Course fees vary depending on the course provider.
The Bachelor of Music Industry (Music Production) will prepare you for the following roles.
An Entertainer is responsible for engaging audiences through various forms of performance, such as music, dance, or acting. Their duties typically...
A Film Score Composer creates original music for films to enhance mood, atmosphere, and emotion. You may work independently or with directors and c...
An Accompanist provides musical support to soloists, choirs, and other performers during rehearsals and performances. You might work in schools, mu...
A Music Producer oversees the production of songs, albums and musical recordings. You’ll be in charge of the creative direction of the recording an...
An Audio Engineer works on sound recordings for music, radio, television or stage productions. You’ll make sure audio quality is suitable and may h...
A Sound Engineer attends to the audio quality and sound recording during music, radio, film, television or stage productions. You might monitor sou...
A Sound Technician uses audio equipment during performances such as television, movies, radio, digital content or live concerts and stage shows. Yo...
A Music Composer creates pieces of music to be performed by a musician or an instrumental group. You might be composing music for a special event,...
Disk Jockeys, more popularly known as DJs, mix and play recorded music to a live audience. They work at radio stations and media outlets — and perf...
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