Master of Music Studies (Performance)

You can choose a principal study in voice, orchestral and solo instruments, early music, jazz and contemporary music practice.

The degree provides ample opportunity to perform as both a soloist and as a member of a musical ensemble. Throughout the course you will present recitals, participate in seminars, conducted ensembles and chamber groups, culminating in a public performance in your final semester.

The closing dates for both domestic and international applications are 26 November for Semester 1 and 30 June for Semester 2. Separate deadlines apply for scholarship applications.

Yes, applicants are required to read about the postgraduate pre-admission and audition requirements on the Sydney Conservatorium of Music website and register for an audition with the Sydney Conservatorium of Music as part of the application process.

Yes, the degree allows you to extend your theoretical knowledge and research skills, and tailor your learning through a range of elective subjects, seminars, workshops and internships.