Bachelor of Music and Bachelor of Science

You can combine the Bachelor of Music with one of the following Bachelor of Biomedical Science majors: Aboriginal Health and Wellbeing, Anatomy and Human Biology, Biochemistry and Molecular Biology, Exercise and Health, Genetics, Humanities in Health and Medicine, Microbiology and Immunology, Neuroscience, Pathology and Laboratory Medicine, Pharmacology, Physiology, or Public Health.

As part of the admission process, you'll be asked to prepare two contrasting pieces during your audition. You can read the frequently asked questions on the audition process or book your audition through UWA's website. A practical requirement equivalent to AMEB Grade 7 must be demonstrated through this audition.

Yes, if you decide that either the Bachelor of Music or the Bachelor of Biomedical Science isn't right for you, you can choose to exit one of the degrees and complete the other as a standalone qualification.

Within the Bachelor of Music, you can specialise in performance, composition, studio teaching, or musicology. You'll acquire advanced practical skills in music, deepen your understanding of music, collaborate with experts and visiting artists, and develop essential communication and critical thinking skills.

The course code is CB042, the TISC code is UB042, and the CRICOS code is 116860C. The course is offered at the Perth campus with intakes in February and July.