澳大利亞音樂學(xué)院

Launch your career journey in the music industry with a Bachelor of Music (Contemporary) at AIM. This course is perfect if you’re an instrumentalist or vocalist looking to take your technical, performance and musicianship skills to a professional level.

The degree combines core topics such as theory, musicianship, arts management and recording to help you develop your knowledge and technical ability.

At AIM, we recognise the variety of styles and genres within contemporary music. You’ll develop your unique sound?while exploring areas of interest: songwriting, composition, second instrument studies, digital audio, and more. You’ll create and deliver major performance works,?from concept to professional realisation.

You’ll become immersed in the AIM creative community with plenty of opportunities to collaborate with a diverse range of talented peers. You’ll have the chance to play live and record with your fellow students.

COURSE OVERVIEW

Major study:? Immerse yourself in specialised individual lessons, group masterclasses, training and performance practice to develop your craft, culminating in a 40-minute graduation performance.

Scholarship:? Study music theory and develop a deeper understanding of your favourite musical genres.

Ensemble:? Collaborate and cultivate your skills in group jam sessions, leading to live performances.

Associated Studies & Electives:? Sharpen your focus and hone your skills through a vast array of elective choices, helping to define the direction of your career.

CAREER OPPORTUNITIES

The modern music industry comprises many different activities and roles. At the conclusion of your course, you’ll be able to communicate effectively as a contemporary musician and demonstrate initiative in a variety of contexts. You’ll be equipped with the knowledge?and skills to explore a range of career options including:

Musician
Songwriter
Composer
Live Performer
Arranger
Music Supervisor
Private Music Tutor
Secondary Music Teacher
Session Performer
Singer/Songwriter
Sound Designer