Master of Music Research
Program code
5602
Available at
Nathan
Gold Coast
Mount Gravatt
Logan
South Bank
Online
Offshore
Other
Duration
1.5 years full-time
3 years part-time
Credit points
120
Commencing in
No Intake
About this program
This degree, designed for the most promising performers and music industry professionals in the country, will help you develop high-level skills in musical practice and research. You will receive advanced musical training and be encouraged to adopt a reflective professional practice. You will have opportunities for innovative research and creative accomplishment and learn in your working environment.
Attendance information
This program is available to Domestic and International students at the South Bank campus.
The program will be offered full-time or part-time to Griffith University students.
Attendance will be on-campus at Queensland Conservatorium Griffith University (QCGU) South Bank campus.
The course Music Production and Presentation will be offered through blended learning approaches incorporating face-to-face contact and online tasks. Supervision will similarly take place through face-to-face sessions and on-line engagement.
My career opportunities
You will be equipped to undertake further study, performance and research opportunities. Potential careers include solo performer, chamber musician, orchestral musician, music studio teacher, university lecturer, arts administrator. Students who successfully complete the Master of Music Research will be eligible to apply for entry to doctoral research programs.
Pathways to further study
Students who successfully complete the Master of Music Research program will be eligible to apply for entry to doctoral research programs.
Additional fee information
Domestic research candidates
Domestic candidates who are admitted to this Higher Degree Research (HDR) program are exempt from tuition fees. Candidates will be provided a Commonwealth Government Research Training Program (RTP) Fee Offset supplemented by tuition fee support from Griffith University.