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Study Music in Australia 🇦🇺

Australia offers 20 Music programs across 13 universities. Tuition ranges from $18k–$40k/yr, making it a competitive option for international students.

20 Programs
13 Universities
$18k–$40k/yr Tuition

Why Australia for Music?

Living Cost

$18,000/yr

Full guide to studying in Australia →

By Degree Level

Bachelor (17) Master (3)

Top Universities for Music in Australia

University of Adelaide

Adelaide · National rank #5 · QS #82

Bachelor of Music · Bachelor
Southern Cross University

Lismore · National rank #31 · QS #638

Bachelor of Contemporary Music · Bachelor
JMC Academy

Sydney · National rank #69

Bachelor of Creative Arts (Music Performance) · Bachelor
SAE Qantm Creative Media Institute

Brisbane · National rank #72

Bachelor of Songwriting and Music Production · Bachelor
Excelsia College

Sydney · National rank #93

Bachelor of Music · Bachelor Master of Music · Master
Alphacrucis College

Sydney · National rank #102

Bachelor of Contemporary Music · Bachelor
Bachelor of Music · Bachelor Bachelor of Songwriting and Music Production · Bachelor
The University of Sydney Foundation Program (USFP) - Music · Bachelor
Bachelor of Music · Bachelor Bachelor of Songwriting and Music Production · Bachelor
Bachelor of Music · Bachelor
Bachelor of Music (Classical) · Bachelor Master of Music · Master Bachelor of Music (Contemporary) · Bachelor Graduate Certificate in Music · Master
TAFE NSW

Sydney

Bachelor of Music (Performance) · Bachelor
SAE Institute Australia

Multiple Locations

Bachelor of Songwriting and Music Production · Bachelor Bachelor of Music · Bachelor

All Programs

Bachelor of Songwriting and Music Production

SAE Qantm Creative Media Institute

Bachelor

Bachelor of Contemporary Music

Southern Cross University

Bachelor

Bachelor of Music

University of Adelaide

Bachelor

Bachelor of Contemporary Music

Alphacrucis College

Bachelor

Bachelor of Music

Melbourne Polytechnic

Bachelor

Bachelor of Songwriting and Music Production

Melbourne Polytechnic

Bachelor

The University of Sydney Foundation Program (USFP) - Music

Taylors College

Bachelor

Bachelor of Music

Northern Melbourne Institute of TAFE

Bachelor

Bachelor of Music

SAE Institute

Bachelor

Bachelor of Music (Classical)

Australian Institute of Music

Bachelor

Master of Music

Australian Institute of Music

Master

Bachelor of Music (Contemporary)

Australian Institute of Music

Bachelor

Graduate Certificate in Music

Australian Institute of Music

Master

Bachelor of Music

Excelsia College

Bachelor

Master of Music

Excelsia College

Master

Bachelor of Music (Performance)

TAFE NSW

Bachelor

Bachelor of Creative Arts (Music Performance)

JMC Academy

Bachelor

Bachelor of Songwriting and Music Production

SAE Institute Australia

Bachelor

Bachelor of Songwriting and Music Production

Northern Melbourne Institute of TAFE

Bachelor

Bachelor of Music

SAE Institute Australia

Bachelor

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Frequently Asked Questions

How much does it cost to study Music in Australia?
Tuition for Music programs in Australia ranges from $18k–$40k/yr. Annual living costs (accommodation, food, transport) are approximately $18k.
What are the English language requirements for Music in Australia?
English-taught Music programs in Australia typically require:. Requirements vary by university and program level — always check the specific program page.
How many Music programs are in Australia?
Abroadly lists 20 Music programs at 13 universities across Australia. Programs are available at Bachelor, Master, and PhD level.
Is Australia a good country for Music students?
Australia is a strong choice for Music with 13 universities offering these programs. The primary language is English.
What degree levels are available for Music in Australia?
In Australia, Music programs are offered at: Bachelor (17 programs), Master (3 programs). This gives students flexibility whether they're seeking an undergraduate degree, postgraduate specialization, or doctoral research.