Undergraduate international course guide - Edith Cowan University

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MUS1113 Music History and Culture: 20th Century Music 15
MUS1220 Music History and Culture: Jazz History II 15
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MUS1221 Practical Studies 2 15
Elective Unit 15
yEAR 2 SEMESTER ONE
MUS2104 Ensembles and Extension Studies 3 15
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MUS2206 Music Techniques: Jazz 1 15
MUS2207 Music Techniques: Classical 1 15
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MUS1210 Music History and Culture: Jazz History I 15
MUS1111 Music History and Culture: Classical Overview 15
MUS1112 Music History and Culture: Music
Technology Overview 15
MUS2115 Music History and Culture: Jazz History III 15
MUS2111 Music History and Culture: Classical Topic 1 15
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MUS2222 Practical Studies 3 15
Elective Unit 15
yEAR 2 SEMESTER TWO
MUS2105 Ensembles and Extension Studies 4 15
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MUS2120 Music History and Culture: Jazz History IV 15
MUS2113 Music History and Culture: Classical Topic 2 15
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MUS2208 Music Techniques: Jazz 2 15
MUS2209 Music Techniques: Classical 2 15
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MUS2223 Practical Studies 4 15
Elective Unit 15
yEAR 3 SEMESTER ONE
MUS3104 Ensembles and Extension Studies 5 15
MUS3110 Music Research and Culture: Music Colloquium 15
Elective Unit
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MUS3206 Music Techniques: Jazz 3 15
MUS3207 Music Techniques: Classical 3 15
yEAR 3 SEMESTER TWO
MUS3105 Ensembles and Extension Studies 6 15
MUS3111 Music Research and Culture:
Performance Research 15
Elective Unit
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15
MUS3208 Music Techniques: Jazz 4 15
MUS3209 Music Techniques: Classical 4 15
careers: Music Educator, Researcher.
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musiC theatre
bachelor of Arts (Music Theatre)
Duration: 3 years
campus: Mount Lawley
Folio/Audition/Interview: Yes
This course produces graduates who are fully equipped to
enter the theatre profession as performers in both musical
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and non-musical areas, as well as film and television. It provides
technical training in singing, music skills, specific dance forms,
improvisation and acting, including acting for the camera.
The course also provides the opportunity for student performers
to acquire specialist skills such as the creation and production
of self-devised material, arts management, and musical skills
such as accompanying. By studying at WAAPA, students will
also have opportunities for practical experience in a range of
the performing arts. The practical experience gained will be of
importance in preparing graduates to work professionally.
Admission Requirements: Admission is based on a comprehensive
audition and interview.
CourSe StruCture
Requires the completion of 21 units / 360 credit points.
year 1 – Full year Credit Points
MTH1001 Music Skills 1 20
MTH1002 Vocal Skills 1 20
MTH1011 Dramatic Literature 1 10
MTH1021 Dance 1 20
MTH1031 Acting and Improvisation 1 20
MTH1042 Performance 1 20
MTH1113 History of Musical Theatre 10
year 2 – Full year
MTH2101 Music Skills 2 20
MTH2102 Vocal Skills 2 20
MTH2111 Dramatic Literature 2 10
MTH2117 Principal Study Music Theatre (Singing) 10
MTH2121 Dance 2 20
MTH2131 Acting and Improvisation 2 20
MTH2142 Performance 2 20
year 3 – Full year
MTH3001 Acting for Camera 10
MTH3201 Music Skills 3 20
MTH3202 Vocal Skills 3 20
MTH3221 Dance 3 20
MTH3231 Acting and Improvisation 3 20
MTH3203 Performance 3 20
PAM2006 Arts Management (Semester One only) 10
careers: Actor, Singer, Performer, Entertainer, Dancer.
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perForming arts
bachelor of Performing Arts
Duration: 3 years
Practicum: Yes
campus: Mount Lawley
Folio/Audition/Interview: yes
This course caters for emerging needs of the performance and
related industries. Within the current landscape there is a need
for training which builds skills to work across the diversity of art
forms, encouraging students to think as an actor, writer, designer,
director, manager and producer simultaneously.
The course explores original, self-devised and collaborative
approaches to researching, creating, producing and presenting
contemporary arts practice. It focuses on all aspects of
performance in a broader context rather than specialised training
in the performance of theatre, dance or music. It seeks to unlock