Bachelor of Applied Music

Yes. Credit, also known as 'advanced standing', is used to recognise your prior learning or work and life experience and reduces the number of units you need to complete in the course. You can apply for credit during the course application process in the VU application portal, or alternatively apply for credit later during enrolment.

Some courses at VU have additional selection tasks listed in the published admission criteria, which may include auditions, folios, interviews, supplementary forms, or referee reports. You should check the specific entry requirements section on the Bachelor of Applied Music course page for details on any required selection tasks.

Yes. Domestic students who have been offered a place in an undergraduate bachelor degree can defer their start date for up to 12 months for work, travel, or personal reasons, as long as they defer before enrolling. You can apply for a deferral of 6 or 12 months when accepting your offer via the MyVU system.

Thanks to the VU Block Model, where you study subjects in four-week 'blocks', there are five opportunities across the year to start your course at Victoria University.

Yes, international students can apply for the Bachelor of Applied Music at Victoria University. International applicants must meet the academic and English language requirements specified for international students, and may apply directly to VU or through an approved education agent. You should check the international version of the course page for specific entry requirements.