Master of Music (MMus)
Performing
A course by
University of Auckland
Advance your expertise in music through specialised taught or research pathways in the Master of Music (MMus) at the University of Auckland.
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Core skills this course teaches
Specialist expertise in music
Develop advanced practical skills and knowledge within a chosen field of music, such as performance, composition, or education.
Independent research skills
Undertake in-depth research or a major project tailored to your individual interests within the music discipline.
What You're Signing Up For
The Master of Music (MMus) is designed to expand and refine your musical skills for entry into high-level careers across the music industry. Students may specialise in classical, jazz, popular music performance, composition, musicology, or music education. The programme offers both a 120-point taught masters or a 180-point research masters, enabling students to undertake a major project or a diverse selection of electives. This qualification develops advanced practical, theoretical and analytical capacities in music, enhancing both career and further study opportunities.
Course Content
- Specialisation in classical, jazz, or popular music performance
- Music composition and production
- Music education
- Musicology and research
- Elective taught courses in various music disciplines
- Major research project (for research pathway)
- Critical analysis of music theory and practice
What you need to know first
Refer to university's Postgraduate Enrolment requirements
Bachelor of Music or equivalent qualification
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