The MMus coursework program involves the successful completion of six session-length courses. Courses can be taken in any combination of options. There is a wide range of topics to cater to most musical vocations. Also, these options can be tailored to meet the special needs of musicians teaching in secondary schools or who are involved in the organisation and direction of musical practice and performance in schools or the community.
The aim of this program is to give students the opportunity to experience a range of music courses which provide the flexibility to pursue either a musicological, music educational, or ethnomusicological direction. The objective is to provide students with a broad range of musical knowledge with emphases on their fields of interest. Such interests may lie in the fields of Australian music, music pedagogy, world music, and in music history. Courses are presented in both practical and theoretical formats.

Students are required to complete six session-length courses (totalling 48 units of credit) including a core course MUSC5138 Methods and Techniques in Music Education Research, a project in an area of special interest and four options. Not all options will be available in any year. Please consult the Co-ordinator for a list. Special programs within the MMus are available in Music, Music Education, Performance and Composition.

Students may apply to complete a special program or project including topics in any of the following.
Enquiries should be directed to:
Associate Professor Robert Walker
School of English, Media and Performing Arts
Email: aw@unsw.edu.au