Diploma in Music
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Diploma in Music
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1University in Australia
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19in the world
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Course code: D-MUSIC
This course is available to domestic students only
Duration
1 year full time
Mode (Location)
On campus (Parkville)
Intake
February, July\ Key dates
Fees
Commonwealth Supported Places (CSPs) available\ Learn more
Entry requirements
Entry schemes
Access Melbourne is available\ Learn more
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Course structure
Course structure
Overview
Practical experience
If you're interested in music performance, the diploma can allow you to focus on practical music training, providing individual instrumental or vocal tuition during a three-year (minimum) sequence of practical, ensemble and elective subjects.
Academic studies
If you're interested in musicology, ethnomusicology or other areas of academic interest in music, the program allows you to complete the equivalent of a major in music studies.
Areas of study
Instrumental and vocal lessons
The diploma allows you to take 45 minute instrumental or vocal lessons with our world-class performance staff, or choose from any combination of practical, ensemble and elective subjects.
Wide choice of subjects
For students interested in music history, non-western music, jazz & improvisation, interactive composition or other areas of academic interest in music, the program allows access to the wide range of Conservatorium subjects in these areas.
Course structure
- This Diploma consists of 100 points (usually eight subjects) of elective subject choices, usually taken across three years, which may be chosen from all areas of study within the Melbourne Conservatorium of Music
- No more than 50 points (usually four subjects) of level 1 Music electives can be taken
- At least 25 points (usually two subjects) of level 3 Music electives must be taken
- Up to 50 points (usually four subjects) may be cross-credited as Breadth to your main Bachelor degree.
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