Music (Performance and Pedagogy) Adelaide University

Overview

Throughout the Music (Performance and Pedagogy) course from Adelaide University you’ll sharpen your musical skills, learn advanced techniques, and develop a strong stage presence. Explore music theory and learn how to communicate your passion for music, ready to engage and connect with audiences and students.

You’ll also practise your skills through delivering teaching through supervised music education projects. Learn directly from top musicians and gain practical skills that prepare you for a successful career.

Be prepared for diverse roles in the music world. Maybe as a solo artist, an orchestra member, or a music teacher. You’ll not only perform but also inspire others and make a real difference in the music community. Develop high-level technical and artistic abilities. Gain familiarity with a wide range of musical works to effectively build your studio.

Career opportunities:

Adelaide University will prepare you to shine on stage and captivate audiences with every performance. You can pursue dual careers as a performer in solo, chamber, or orchestral settings and as a music educator across various learning environments.

Your career could take you to diverse roles such as a performer or music teacher in private studios, schools or colleges. You could be the visionary behind a popular music festival, curating unforgettable performances and bringing global talent to the stage.

Potential career paths also include: 

• Composer for TV or film 
• Conductor 
• Ensemble director 
• Musician 
• Music coordinator 
• Music critic 
• Music educator 
• Music journalist 
• Performer 
• Singer.

Wherever your passion takes you, this degree equips you with the skills and connections to succeed.