Master of Music (Music Therapy) (652MT)

The Master of Music (Music Therapy) is now offered in the consolidated Master of Music (Research) course.

Information on the Master of Music (Research) can be found in the Handbook here.

If you wish to apply for entry to the Master of Music (Research), information on admissions is on the Study Hub here.

You can find details of our discipline areas and all the courses offered by the Faculty of Fine Arts and Music here.

The Master of Music is a professional research degree that prepares students for specialist careers in musicology, ethnomusicology, composition, performance, conducting, music therapy, jazz & improvisation, music psychology & performance science or interactive composition.

Candidates undertake a significant research project and prepare a thesis of approximately 30,000 - 40,000 words. Candidates also participate in regular seminars, as well as biannual intensive research weekends with international scholars who provide additional feedback on projects.

Research in Music Therapy is significantly supported and promoted by NaMTRU - National Music Therapy Research Unit.