47 Master's in Music in Oceania

Take your musical skills and knowledge to the next level and focus on research with a Master of Music in Composition Music program from Victoria University of Wellington.

The Music programme at the University of Auckland is an internationally recognised postgraduate qualification. This public course offers both taught and research pathways, allowing students to specialise in diverse fields. It provides a flexible duration for advanced study, focusing on excellence in your chosen musical interest.

The Music programme at the University of Otago offers versatile degree options, including the B.Sc., B.A., and MusB. Students can study full-time with flexible pathways in performance, composition, or production. This undergraduate course provides world-class facilities for those seeking a creative career in the arts.

The Music course at University of Waikato is a one-year research-based degree in which candidates undertake a programme of supervised research which critically investigates a topic of substance and significance.

The Architectural Science - Audio and Acoustics (High Performance Buildings) program from the University of Sydney will allow you to build a deep foundation in the design, measurement and theory of audio and acoustics with an added specialisation in the emerging area of high performance buildings.

Take the next step in your music studies with a Music program from University of Queensland that will enhance your existing knowledge and skills, while teaching you how to improve your creative and intellectual focus. 

The Music programme at the University of Otago offers versatile degree options including the B.Sc., B.A., and MusB. Students can engage in full-time study across three years, exploring performance, composition, and production. This comprehensive curriculum blends practical artistry with theoretical insights in a world-class academic setting.

This Master of Music programme from The University of Western Australia is designed for professionals or graduates to pursue composition or performance at postgraduate level, as well as investigate the theoretical/historical aspects of performance and composition.

The Music - Performance Teaching program at University of Melbourne prepares you to become a leader in music education as a performer-teacher. You will participate in a range of learning opportunities, connected to the study of Western classical and contemporary music, which are underpinned by the latest research and taught by internationally renowned experts.

The Music course at University of Waikato involves advanced study in an Arts subject and is intended for those who want to deepen their knowledge of that subject. The degree helps applicants to build the skills required to work in their chosen field.

The Music - Opera Performance program at University of Melbourne is a professional training program offering elite-level training for opera singers and répétiteurs.

The Music Therapy program at University of Melbourne provides a course of study for those wishing to practice as music therapists in settings such as hospitals, special schools, aged care facilities, community health programs and private practice.

This Music (Performance Studies) course from Adelaide University offers extensive hands-on learning opportunities. Participate in one-on-one lessons with expert performers.

The Master of Music (Research) from the University of Melbourne is a graduate research degree designed for students to develop their potential for research, contribute to understandings of contemporary practice and theory, and, where relevant, develop mastery in their field of practice.

Be a part of intensive musical, therapeutic, and academic studies with an emphasis on clinical musicianship and supervised clinical work. The Creative Music Therapy program at Western Sydney University puts you on the path to be a registered music therapist with the Australian Music Therapy Association (AMTA).

Music (Musicology) from University of Sydney places a high emphasis on its research activity, with a vibrant and diverse community of staff and students. 

Take the next step in your music studies with a Music program from University of Queensland that will enhance your existing knowledge and skills, while teaching you how to improve your creative and intellectual focus. 

The Music - Orchestral Performance program at University of Melbourne is an exciting new practice-based coursework degree integrating orchestral, chamber and solo repertoires.

The Music programme at the University of Otago offers a versatile curriculum covering performance, composition, and musicology. Available as a B.Sc., B.A., or MusB, this full-time degree provides students with access to world-class recording studios and performance venues to refine their creative and technical skills.

Music (Composition) from University of Sydney places a high emphasis on its research activity, with a vibrant and diverse community of staff and students.