The Bachelor of Music is grounded in the vibrant cultural community that is the University of Tasmania's Conservatorium of Music. As the University's premiere music degree, you can expect an exciting diversity of experiences, creative partnerships and facilities designed to prepare you for life as a professional musician or related artistic career. Explore music composition, songwriting, performance or music technology across a wide range of styles with the University of Tasmania’s premiere music degree. Combine subjects to increase your music versatility and career opportunities. Take part in internationally acclaimed festivals such as Mofo, Dark Mofo and the Festival of Voices, and engage with visiting artists and professional musicians through partnerships with the Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra and other institutions. Experience one-on-one tuition in many specialisations of this degree and build closer relationships with staff, students and industry professionals. Be a part of Tasmania’s intimate and internationally recognised creative community. him a range of pathways to pursue. Learning Outcomes Graduates of the BMus Year 3 (AQF Level 7) will be able to: Demonstrate facility and a broad understanding of a body of knowledge in one or more areas of music through: Practical application of specialist music knowledge; and Maintaining a creative and/or scholarly practice with some autonomy, and/or in collaboration with others. Critically analyse, synthesise and adapt well-developed knowledge and skills, with some intellectual independence, to define and resolve complex problems associated with one or more areas of music. Contextualise and clearly articulate a broad understanding of their own and others' artistic practice with well-developed knowledge in some areas by: Clearly and coherently communicating through a range of modes, relative to context and audience; and Synthesising ideas and practice with reference to past and present musical styles. Undertake creative inquiry using appropriate methods to: Present new, improvised, interpreted or re-imagined artistic musical works; and/or Plan and execute a piece of original music-related scholarship with some independence. Exercise self-reflection, judgement and responsibility in developing artistic practice and individual learning, in response to diverse professional, social and/or cultural contexts. Career outcomes As a Bachelor of Music graduate you will have the academic, creative and physical skills to make a significant impact on the ever increasingly demand-driven internationally music market. Find life-long engagement in music sharing the stage or studio with world-class musicians in bands, ensembles or orchestras around the world. While the majority of graduates enter jobs related to music, these careers are incredibly diverse and often completely new. Musicians by and large are entrepreneurial. Create new forms of music and artistic expression, collaborate across industries to solve problems, or inspire and engage the next generation of musicians. Arranger Artist manager Audio engineer Band leader or director Composer Conductor Digital media Electronic producer Film & television composer Media & advertising Music historian Music journalist Music teacher Musician Orchestral or ensemble player Performer Producer Promotor Radio programming Recording artist Recording engineer Session musician Songwriter Sound designer