UndergraduateMusic & Performing Arts
Diploma of Music
University of Tasmania, Hobart/Launceston, TAS, Australia
About this program
The Diploma of Music at the University of Tasmania is for students who want a greater understanding and knowledge of the discipline of music. Its structure allows students to improve skills in one or more broad areas of interest, including ensemble skills, music history, music literacy, and audio design and music technology. It permits a year of dedicated pre-Bachelor of Music study for students wishing to improve their performance or composition, and takes a minimum of one year full-time in Hobart.
Fees & duration
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Course structure
Study plan in 2 parts
- Introductory units: FCA106 Music and Place
- FCA107Music and Spectacle
- FCA111Music Practice 1
- FCA112Music Practice 2
- FCA119Tools and Techniques 2
- Intermediate units: FCA201 Arranging and Music Creation
- FCA208Music and Politics
- FCA209Music and the Future
- FCE234Ensemble Skills 3
- FCE235Ensemble Skills 4
Admissions
. Additionally, should students wish to be able to enrol in FCA111 and/or FCE234, they are required to successfully complete an audition and interview. This course does not use ATAR.
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