Our new four-year Bachelor of Music degree will interest you if you are seeking a broad musical education. This degree facilitates creative interdisciplinary links within music disciplines as well as with other subject areas throughout the University, enabling you to develop as a musician through the acquisition of an integrated body of knowledge, skills and ways of thinking. Major in Musicology Concentrate on the development of your skills in research, thinking and writing about music, and combine your music studies with other interests. Core units of study are also taken in music skills, analysis, history and culture studies and performance, including a final year project, but the course is structured to allow you the flexibility to pursue study in a combination of musical and non-musical disciplines. You may choose units of study taught at another faculty of the University of Sydney or take units of study taught only within the Conservatorium. Sydney Conservatorium of Music is Australia's premier music institution. Located in the picturesque Governor's Stables next to the Botanical Gardens and minutes from the Sydney Opera House, the Conservatorium offers world-renowned tuition by Australia's leading musical practitioners in a strongly collaborative, challenging and performance-based environment. The Bachelor of Music with Honours comprises a widely recognised and highly regarded study program offering a unique opportunity for students to explore their research potential with an independent project supervised by one or more internationally recognised musicians. Completing a music degree with honours opens the door to many employment and research opportunities. For detailed advice see the Bachelor of Music (Honours). Disciplinary Study Areas Contemporary Music Practice; Creative Music; Digital Music and Media; Improvised Music; Musicology Contemporary Music Practice (Program) Creative Music (Program) Digital Music and Media (Program) Improvised Music (Program) Musicology (Major) Careers & future study Future study options Graduate opportunities Musicologists may become experts on a particular musical topic over time, but live their lives in a discipline that is constantly growing in scope, as new music is created and new ways of listening to old music emerge.