music, visual and performing arts - University of Melbourne

For a fee place (Australian or
international) in the graduate
degree*:
> achieve an ENTER (or equivalent) of 99.0
(achieved in the final year of schooling by
2010); and
> commence an undergraduate degree
at the University of Melbourne following
completion of schooling; and
> complete the undergraduate degree with
an H2A (75 per cent) weighted average.
Note: Graduate selection into Medicine,
Dental Science and Physiotherapy is also
subject to satisfactory performance at
an interview to demonstrate adequate
communication skills.
*Guaranteed places in specific graduate
professional entry degrees (including
Medicine, Dental Science, Physiotherapy,
Optometry and Veterinary Science) will
be limited by the number of fee places
available in the year of entry.
Graduate Access Melbourne
Graduate Access Melbourne provides
access to applicants whose personal
circumstances have had a sustained
adverse effect on their academic
achievement at undergraduate level or who
are members of a specified group known to
be under-represented in higher education.
Graduate Access Melbourne applicants will
be allocated a minimum of 20 per cent of
the Commonwealth supported places W in
our graduate professional entry programs.
Consideration through Graduate Access
Melbourne will enhance your opportunity
for selection to a Commonwealth supported
place.
Up to 100 Graduate Access Melbourne
Bursaries will be awarded annually to
eligible Graduate Access Melbourne
applicants.
Graduate courses in Music,
Visual and Performing Arts
The University of Melbourne offers a
range of graduate courses across Music,
Visual and Performing Arts disciplines.
Graduate study and contemporary arts
research emerge from an intense spirit of
enquiry and discovery that motivates and
creates new, innovative work. Our graduate
programs are characterised by a culture of
curiosity, collaboration, and a willingness to
challenge discipline boundaries.
Courses are available at a variety of levels
for students of different educational,
professional and artistic backgrounds,
from Graduate Certificates, Graduate and
Postgraduate Coursework programs to
Masters by Research and PhD programs.
Academic staff are dedicated practitioners
and theorists from all spheres of national
and international art forms and represent
a wide spectrum of experience, skills,
knowledge and expertise.
The Faculty of the VCA and Music offers
a wide range of programs in the following
areas:
School of Music
> Accompanying (Keyboard)
> Composition
> Conducting
> Early Music
> Improvisation
> Music Education
> Music Performance
> Music Therapy
> Musicology/Ethnomusicology
School of Art
> Drawing
> Installation
> New Media, digital technologies,
cross-medium
> Painting
> Photography
> Printmaking
> Sculpture
School of Performing Arts
> Actor Training Methodologies
> Animateuring (Dance and Theatre)
> Dance Choreography
> Lighting
> Performance Creation
(Dance and Theatre)
> Production Management
> Sound Design
> Theatre Design
> Theatre Direction
> Voice Training
Film and Television
> Animation
> Documentary
> Narrative
> Producing
> Visual Effects
Interdisciplinary Studies
> Community Cultural Development
Practice
> Indigenous Arts Management
For full details of graduate study options
please visit: www.vcam.unimelb.edu.au
W From 2009 to 2012 at least 50 per cent of designated places in most graduate professional entry programs will be Commonwealth supported places.
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