Performing
A course by
Wintec
Develop your musical and performing arts skills for a professional career in music, theatre, or audio production with the Bachelor of Music and Performing Arts at Wintec.
In-person study
Face-to-face learning in a physical classroom setting
Hamilton City Campus, Hamilton
It will take a total of 3 years
This course requires 40 hours per week

Develop technical, theoretical, and creative skills in music or theatre production, performance, or composition/songwriting.

Gain understanding of the professional requirements and practices relevant to music and performing arts.

Learn to think critically about the arts and their place in cultural contexts.
The Bachelor of Music and Performing Arts is a three-year degree where students develop their own artistic voice and professional skills for a career on stage, behind the curtain, or in the production studio. Through a blend of technical, theoretical, and professional learning areas, and a choice of two pathways—Music (audio production, composition/songwriting, performance) or Performing Arts (theatre)—students are able to specialise in their area of interest via electives and major projects. Learning is practical, with opportunities for performances, industry projects, and internships, and graduates gain relevant skills for the dynamic creative industries.
What you need to know first

Performing Arts
Music
Theatre
Audio Production
Event Management

Live sound engineer
Performing
A course by
Wintec
Develop your musical and performing arts skills for a professional career in music, theatre, or audio production with the Bachelor of Music and Performing Arts at Wintec.
In-person study
Face-to-face learning in a physical classroom setting
Hamilton City Campus, Hamilton
It will take a total of 3 years
This course requires 40 hours per week

Develop technical, theoretical, and creative skills in music or theatre production, performance, or composition/songwriting.

Gain understanding of the professional requirements and practices relevant to music and performing arts.

Learn to think critically about the arts and their place in cultural contexts.
The Bachelor of Music and Performing Arts is a three-year degree where students develop their own artistic voice and professional skills for a career on stage, behind the curtain, or in the production studio. Through a blend of technical, theoretical, and professional learning areas, and a choice of two pathways—Music (audio production, composition/songwriting, performance) or Performing Arts (theatre)—students are able to specialise in their area of interest via electives and major projects. Learning is practical, with opportunities for performances, industry projects, and internships, and graduates gain relevant skills for the dynamic creative industries.
What you need to know first

Performing Arts
Music
Theatre
Audio Production
Event Management

Live sound engineer
NCEA Level 3: 60 credits at Level 3 or above and 20 credits at Level 2 or above, including 14 credits in three approved subjects, Literacy (10 credits at Level 2 or above), and Numeracy (10 credits at Level 1 or above)
OR a relevant Level 4 qualification
OR evidence of equivalent skills and experience
Music (Composition & Audio Production) pathway: Grade 3 music theory or theory test, portfolio, possible interview/audition
Performance pathway: Grade 6 Practical Trinity College London, Royal School of Music London, Rock School London OR audition
Theatre: portfolio and audition may be required
For non-standard entry: portfolio/audition and/or interview for applicants not meeting standard criteria
English language proficiency: IELTS 6.0 (no band <5.5) or equivalent (for non-native speakers)
Studio sound engineer
Mixing engineer
Mastering engineer
Songwriter
Composer
Private instrument teacher
Actor
Lighting designer
Stagehand
Theatre technician
Event coordinator
Events management
Software operator
Session player
Producer
Performer
DJ
Sonic artist
Music arranger
Orchestrator
Musical director
Conductor
Choral director
NCEA Level 3: 60 credits at Level 3 or above and 20 credits at Level 2 or above, including 14 credits in three approved subjects, Literacy (10 credits at Level 2 or above), and Numeracy (10 credits at Level 1 or above)
OR a relevant Level 4 qualification
OR evidence of equivalent skills and experience
Music (Composition & Audio Production) pathway: Grade 3 music theory or theory test, portfolio, possible interview/audition
Performance pathway: Grade 6 Practical Trinity College London, Royal School of Music London, Rock School London OR audition
Theatre: portfolio and audition may be required
For non-standard entry: portfolio/audition and/or interview for applicants not meeting standard criteria
English language proficiency: IELTS 6.0 (no band <5.5) or equivalent (for non-native speakers)
Studio sound engineer
Mixing engineer
Mastering engineer
Songwriter
Composer
Private instrument teacher
Actor
Lighting designer
Stagehand
Theatre technician
Event coordinator
Events management
Software operator
Session player
Producer
Performer
DJ
Sonic artist
Music arranger
Orchestrator
Musical director
Conductor
Choral director