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Bachelor of Music/Juris Doctor

This is a combined pathway between a music degree and a graduate law degree.

  • Duration: 6 years
  • Study mode: On campus

Where you can study this course

  • Monash University

    No listed website
    Campuses
    11 campuses
    Duration
    6 years
    Full time, part time available
    Study mode
    On campus
    Full fee
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    What students say

    Most students rate the facilities and campus highly. Some question the trainers and teaching, student support and communication, while others praise the teaching and support, so opinions are mixed on those.

  • The University of Melbourne

    No listed website
    Campuses
    The University of Melbourne
    Duration
    6 years
    Full time, part time available
    Study mode
    On campus
    Full fee
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    What students say

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Entry requirements

Entry requirements are set by each provider, so check the ones you are considering.

    Entry recommendations

    To be prepared for this course, it helps to have:

    • an interest in music and how it is made
    • an interest in law and how it affects people
    • good communication skills
    • a willingness to read and think carefully

    What will you learn?

    The music part covers performance, theory, history and analysis, with the option to specialise in areas such as composition or performance. It usually takes six years full time. The law component is a postgraduate qualification, and becoming a lawyer needs further practical training and admission after it.

    • Music performance
    • Composition and music technology
    • Music theory and history
    • Legal study
    • Legal research and reasoning

    Data from Course Seeker, run by the Tertiary Admissions Centres and the Australian Government Department of Education, and the Australian Bureau of Statistics (CC BY 4.0).