The Master of Music is a 120-credit-point postgraduate degree program designed to prepare the student for entry into the highest level of the music profession. The course is extremely flexible and is able to accommodate Classical Performance, Jazz Performance, Composition, Music Technology and Music Studies/Musicology.  There are clear pathways for those students who wish to focus on performance, and there are alternative pathways for students wishing to integrate more academic work into their programme. 

The Music Programme has a large staff of pedagogues and scholar/performers whose expertise spans the whole gamut of the music world today.

Students must have an undergraduate music qualification with honours or a Graduate Diploma in music, and present an audition or interview according to specialisation.

Prospective students must apply through the Academy Admissions Officer.   For each applicant the Academy Admissions Officer will arrange an interview (normally held in November-December).  Further information on audition requirements and procedures is available from the Western Australian Academy of Performing Arts (http://www.waapa.ecu.edu.au/).

The Master of Music is a 120 credit point course, with 60 credit points to be undertaken in each of the two semesters of the course.  The two units in the second semester are each worth 30 credit points.