Course Structure: Bachelor of Music Production

The Bachelor of Music Production is delivered over six trimesters and is structured to build students' expertise progressively in production, theory, technology, business, and collaboration.

Trimester One & Two

• Production Major 1 - PSP209

• Choose Music Collaboration Stream 1

• Music Theory 1 - PSP203

• Ear Training 1 - PSP204

• History of Popular Music - PSP201

• Introduction to Music Technology - PSP202

• Production Major 2 - PSP219

• Choose Music Collaboration Stream 2

• Music Theory 2 - PSP213

• Ear Training 2 - PSP214

• Composition and Arranging - PSP212

• Introduction to Music Business - PSP211

Trimester Three & Four

• Production Major 3 - PSP309

• Choose Music Collaboration Stream 3

• Music Theory 3 - PSP303

• Ear Training 3 - PSP304

• Music and Media - PSP310

• Choose 1 Elective

• Production Major 4 - PSP319

• Choose Music Collaboration Stream 4

• Music Theory 4 - PSP313

• Ear Training 4 - PSP314

• Choose 2 Electives

Trimester Five & Six

• Large Project Performance & Recording Folio 1 - PSP405

• Choose 2 Electives

• Entrepreneurship in Music - PSP401

• Large Project Performance & Recording Folio 2 - PSP415

• Choose 2 Electives

This structured progression ensures students develop comprehensive theoretical knowledge and hands-on practical experience, culminating in professional-level portfolio work and entrepreneurial readiness.

Bachelor of Music Production - Admission Requirements

Minimum Age to Apply:
Applicants must be a minimum of 17 years of age at the time of course commencement.

Academic Entry Requirements:

• Successful completion of Year 12 in the Australian school system, OR;

• An equivalent international qualification with a Senior Secondary Certificate pass in General English, OR;

• A comparable qualification:

  • Certificate IV (or above) for Bachelor-level applicants

  • Certificate III (or above) for Diploma-level applicants

Language Requirements: Applicants must demonstrate English language proficiency through one of the following tests:

• IELTS Academic: An overall score of 6.5, with no individual band score below 6.0

• TOEFL iBT: A total score of 73, with a minimum writing score of 18

• Pearson Test of English (PTE Academic): A score between 50-57

• Cambridge English (C1 Advanced): An overall score of 169

Career Opportunities & Industry Experience

Graduates of the Bachelor of Music Production program are equipped with a broad range of skills and real-world experience, opening the door to various creative and technical careers in the music and entertainment industries.

Potential Career Opportunities:

• DJ

• Music Editor

• Screen Composer

• Music Producer

• Composer

Whether you're creating chart-topping EDM tracks, scoring cinematic compositions for films, or mixing tracks for live performances, this degree prepares you to thrive in diverse musical environments.

Internship and Work Placement Opportunities:

As part of our commitment to industry-connected learning, students have the opportunity to participate in:

• International Masterclasses led by renowned producers and composers.

• Global Study Tours to leading music capitals.

• Songwriting and Music Camps, both domestic and international.

Notable programs include:

• International Songwriters Camp at Haarlem Conservatory in the Netherlands

• Nando's Music Exchange in London

• J-Pop Study Tour in Japan

These immersive experiences provide valuable networking opportunities, collaborative skill-building, and hands-on industry exposure to help launch your career in music production.