Bachelor of Music

The Bachelor of Music may have additional selection tasks listed in the published admission criteria, which can include auditions or folios. You should check the specific course page under 'entry requirements' for details on any required selection tasks.

Yes, Victoria University offers credit (also known as 'advanced standing') for prior learning, work, or life experience. This can reduce the number of units you need to complete. You can apply for credit during the course application process or after being accepted, during enrolment.

Yes, domestic students offered a place in the Bachelor of Music can defer for up to 12 months for work, travel, or personal reasons, as long as they apply for deferral before enrolling. You can choose to defer for 6 or 12 months when accepting your offer through the MyVU system.

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

Yes, Victoria University offers a range of scholarships to help with financial security while studying. Some scholarship applications are made directly to VU, while others are made through external organisations. International students starting eligible courses may also be automatically assessed for the VU Block Model® International Scholarship, offering up to 30% off tuition fees.