University of Tasmania
Application Forms • Conservatorium
of Music Application Form •
Audition Information
Sheets • Scholarship Information
• University of Tasmania Admission
Guide
New to 2007: Rock. Enrol
Students interested in focussing on Rock Studies should apply for the following degree:
F2QR Associate Degree in Music Studies
The application procedure is as follows:
1. Complete the online application form, making sure you indicate F2QR as your preferred course (the R indicates your desire for Rock Studies).
2. There is no need to audition: once the application is processed you will be sent your enrolment confirmation, which will list the units this pathway suggests for study during 2007. Sign this form and return it to the University and you're set.
Undergradute Study at the Conservatorium
Students interested in applying for the following degrees
should note that an audition is required as part of the application
for admission procedure.
Bachelor of Music
Bachelor of Music (Music Theatre Stream)
Bachelor of Arts-Bachelor of Music
Bachelor of Information Systems-Bachelor of Music
Bachelor of Music-Bachelor of Laws
Bachelor of Music-Bachelor of Teaching
Bachelor of Time-Based Multimedia
Bachelor of of Music (Honours)
The Conservatorium also offers two other courses for undergraduate study. These courses allow students to choose from a variety of units and build experience and skill in areas of individual interest.
Associate Degree in Music Studies
Bachelor of Music Studies
Post Gradute Study (Coursework) at the Conservatorium
Graduate Certificate of Music Studies
Graduate Diploma of Music Studies
Master of Music Studies
The following steps should be taken:
1. Submit an Application for Admission to the University
of Tasmania
University
of Tasmania Applications may be obtained from the University's
website for future
students. There are three ways applicants may apply: online
submission, using the Univeristy's online facility, printing
off an application and then posting it in, or by requesting
a form be sent to you by the Course Advisory staff.
Be sure to indicate, in order of preference, all the courses
for which you would like to be considered. Offline applications
should be sent to:
Student Administration
University of Tasmania
Private Bag 1345
Launceston
Tasmania, Australia 7250
Phone: 1 300 363 864 (within Australia) or + 61 3 6324 3509
(international)
Email: Course.Info@utas.edu.au
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2. Complete the Conservatorium's Application form
To progress a candidate's audition scheduling the Conservatorium
of Music requires all applicants to complete an application
form. Applications may be downloaded
or requested by mail.
The Conservatorium Office may be reached at the following
address and phone number:
University of Tasmania
Conservatorium of Music
Private Bag 63
Hobart, TAS
7001
Phone: (03) 6226 7314
Fax: (03) 6226 7333
Email: Conservatorium.Admin@utas.edu.au
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The Audition Process
The audition procedure consists of two parts: a diagnostic
music aptitude test followed by an audition/interview*. The
Diagnostic is scheduled on specific dates during the academic
year. The audition date is usually arranged after candidates
have sat the diagnostic test. At the audition applicants may
also be asked to sight-read and perform sight-singing exercises.
* Applicants for the Bachelor of Time-Based
Multimedia are not required to sit the written test.
3. Prepare for the written test and audition/interview
The specific audition requirements for each degree can be
viewed by clicking on the links below. These sheets also include
sample questions of the type of material covered in the diagnostic
tests and sight singing tests.
Bachelor of Music
Bachelor of Music (Music Theatre
Stream)
Bachelor of Music Studies
Bachelor of Arts-Bachelor of Music
Bachelor of Information Systems-Bachelor
of Music
Bachelor of Music-Bachelor of Laws
Bachelor of Music-Bachelor of Teaching
Bachelor of Time-Based Multimedia
If you have any any query about any of the Conservatorium's
undergraduate courses please contact the Undergraduate Coordinator,
Dr Heather
Monkhouse
Bachelor of Music (Honours) applicants please contact the
Conservatorium
for further information.
Post-Graduate Coursework Degrees are available in the following
streams:
Composition
Performance
Pedagogy
Interested applicants should contact the course coordinator,
Dr Anne-Marie Forbes
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Helpful Links
Scholarships
University
of Tasmania Admissions Guide
Post Graduate Study by Research
Students wishing to apply for Postgraduate Study by Research
should refer to the
Research Higher Degrees Unit for application forms.
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