Performing
A course by
Otago University
A three-year bachelor’s degree offering majors in Classical and Contemporary Music Performance, Composition, Music Studies, and Recording and Production. Study includes performance, composition, songwriting, music production, theory, history, and culture.
In-person study
Face-to-face learning in a physical classroom setting
Dunedin, Dunedin
It will take a total of 3 years

Gain advanced performance abilities, creative skills in composition and songwriting, and deep knowledge of music theory, history, and culture.

Tailor your degree through pathways in Performance, Composition, or Music Production, building expertise aligned to your strengths and interests.

Participate in university and community music ensembles, productions, and projects, fostering teamwork and industry experience.
At Otago, the Bachelor of Music (MusB) nurtures and develops musicians through a broad curriculum encompassing performance, composition, songwriting, music production, theory, history, and music culture. Students benefit from advanced facilities and a vibrant performing arts community, with numerous opportunities for creative growth, collaboration, and professional development. Flexible study pathways and multiple specialisations allow students to tailor the degree to their musical interests and career ambitions.
What you need to know first
Meet University of Otago undergraduate admission requirements
Refer to the Guide to Enrolment for any music paper prerequisites

Performing Arts
Music
Creative Industries

Performer
Music teacher
Composer
Studio producer
Performing
A course by
Otago University
A three-year bachelor’s degree offering majors in Classical and Contemporary Music Performance, Composition, Music Studies, and Recording and Production. Study includes performance, composition, songwriting, music production, theory, history, and culture.
In-person study
Face-to-face learning in a physical classroom setting
Dunedin, Dunedin
It will take a total of 3 years

Gain advanced performance abilities, creative skills in composition and songwriting, and deep knowledge of music theory, history, and culture.

Tailor your degree through pathways in Performance, Composition, or Music Production, building expertise aligned to your strengths and interests.

Participate in university and community music ensembles, productions, and projects, fostering teamwork and industry experience.
At Otago, the Bachelor of Music (MusB) nurtures and develops musicians through a broad curriculum encompassing performance, composition, songwriting, music production, theory, history, and music culture. Students benefit from advanced facilities and a vibrant performing arts community, with numerous opportunities for creative growth, collaboration, and professional development. Flexible study pathways and multiple specialisations allow students to tailor the degree to their musical interests and career ambitions.
What you need to know first
Meet University of Otago undergraduate admission requirements
Refer to the Guide to Enrolment for any music paper prerequisites

Performing Arts
Music
Creative Industries

Performer
Music teacher
Composer
Studio producer
Admission to Performance papers requires a separate application
Conductor
Musicologist
Admission to Performance papers requires a separate application
Conductor
Musicologist