Best Music School In New Zealand
New Zealand School of Music Te Kōkī Join New Zealand’s most renowned music school and benefit from our outstanding and comprehensive range of learning opportunities in music.
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The New Zealand School of Music offers a Bachelor of Music and a Bachelor of Arts at undergraduate level.
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Follow your dream to make music your career or study it to enrich your life. Learn at this country’s leader in music education, the New Zealand School of Music—Te Kōkī.
Available subjects
- Classical Performance UG/PG
- Ethnomusicology PG
- Instrumental/Vocal Composition UG/PG
- Jazz Performance UG/PG
- Music UG/PG
- Musicology PG
- Music Studies UG
- Music Therapy PG
- Performance PG
- Popular Music Studies UG
- Sonic Arts and Music Technology UG/PG
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Undergraduate programmes
- Bachelor of Music: The Bachelor of Music (BMus) offers a range of study pathways including classical, contemporary and the theoretical aspects of music.
Conjoint degrees
You may choose to combine your BMus with another discipline. Find out more about our conjoint degree options:
- Bachelor of Advanced Science (Honours)/Bachelor of Music
- Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Music
- Bachelor of Commerce/Bachelor of Music
- Bachelor of Design/Bachelor of Music
- Bachelor of Engineering (Honours)/Bachelor of Music
- Bachelor of Global Studies/Bachelor of Music
- Bachelor of Laws /Bachelor of Music
- Bachelor of Music/Bachelor of Science
BMus Specialisations
For your BMus, you will select one specialisation. Learn about the options you can choose from:
- Creative Practice: Classical – This specialisation offers individual and ensemble courses for all keyboard and orchestral instruments, guitar and voice.
- Creative Practice: Composition – This specialisation explores the skills required to create music in today’s world.
- Creative Practice: Jazz – Your studies in this specialisation centre around improvisational-based music.
- Creative Practice: Popular Music – The Creative Practice: Popular Music specialisation attracts aspiring songwriters and pop music performers.
- Music Studies – Covering a wide range of sub-disciplines, including music production, music education, musicology and ensemble direction.
Postgraduate programmes
- Bachelor of Music (Honours): Build upon the skills you learned in an undergraduate music degree with a year of focused study in your area of expertise.
- Graduate Diploma in Music (GradDipMus): An introduction to postgraduate study for those from another discipline, or with industry experience looking to enhance their academic understanding of music.
- Postgraduate Certificate in Music (PGCertMus): An introduction to postgraduate study in music. Ideal for furthering skills in your areas of musical interest and building a solid foundation for future masters study or career development.
- Postgraduate Diploma in Music: Build upon your skills with a year of postgraduate study in your chosen specialisation.
- Master of Music: Achieve excellence in your main field of musical interest with this internationally recognised qualification.
Doctoral study at the School of Music
The School of Music offers advanced research qualifications in the form of the following options:
- Doctor of Philosophy (PhD)
- PhD with Creative Practice
Supervisors
Academic staff at the School of Music have a wealth of experience and expertise in research across a broad range.