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University of Western Australia

The Master of Music Practitioner Studies provides a secure foundation for students' research into their own practice as performers, teachers, creators, therapists and community musicians. The Master of Music Practitioner Studies is a flexible program, with four short residential courses. It is offered on a distance-learning basis to students anywhere in the world. This course addresses issues including how music is learned, how it affects those who listen to or participate in it, the role it plays in the human life cycle, and why music has significance for individuals and societies. These themes are related to music performance, music pedagogy, music medicine, social anthropology and psychology. The program combines distance learning as well as more traditional textbook reading, alongside four short residential which permit intensive practical work.
Good knowledge of music.
Major studies focus on development of techniques related to how music is learned, how it affects those who listen to or participate in it, the role it plays in the human life cycle, and why music has significance for individuals and societies.
International students must have a bachelor's degree, or equivalent, in a relevant discipline (where required), completed to a sufficiently high standard.
Up on completion of Master of Music Practitioner Studies - Coursework and Dissertation from University Of western Australia, Students get accredited by advanced musical practice and research, both inside and outside the academy. Our programmes have the flexibility necessary for students to fully develop individual interests in the practical or academic study of music.
This course will further enhance music practitioner skills and knowledge and prepare students for the next level in their musical career. This course leads to become an Music Professional, Music Teacher, Musician.
$25790, per year.
2 years