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Overview
- Are you passionate about music and want to use your talents to make a difference? Combine your skills in music with community care, preparing for meaningful roles in health, education, and social support sectors.
- Develop skills in songwriting, digital composition, music production, and collaborative practice, while gaining insight into community development and human services.
- Apply your creativity in real-world settings through a third-year community project placement.
- If you don't have an ATAR that's ok, UniSQ welcomes applications in the form of an interview and audition - we can't wait to see your creative talents!
Career outcomes
As a graduate with skills in music used to support community wellbeing, you can apply for jobs as a:
- youth arts worker - using music to engage and support young people
- creative lifestyle facilitator - designing music-based programs for aged care, disability services, or mental health support
- community officer - organising music events and workshops for local communities
- program activities officer - coordinating music-based initiatives in hospitals or correctional services.
What you'll study
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Refer to the UniSQ Handbook for detailed recommended enrolment patterns and course availability.
Relevant degrees for this major
Bachelor of Creative Arts and Community Wellbeing
Blend creativity with compassion in a unique degree combining human services and the arts. Develop skills in music, theatre, or visual art, and prepare for diverse roles in community, health, and government settings through hands-on, community-focused experiences.
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