Students receive individual tuition on their instrument or voice, with opportunities also to participate in ensemble work. At the same time they will have the opportunity to develop skills and knowledge in areas of music scholarship, including studies in music history, techniques, ethnomusicology, historical performance practice, and music analysis, culminating in the completion of an individually supervised thesis (at honours level) or research project (at pass level). Graduates will find their career opportunities enhanced by the critical edge that scholarly training brings to their suite of practical skills.

Prerequisites

Grade of 6 or higher for MUSC2201;
and
Grade point average of 5.5 or higher for MUSC2051, MUSC2510, MUSC2600 and MUSC2610.