Laurea in Musica con Lode

The Bachelor of Music with Honours degree is a 1-year (minimum) full-time course, offering specialisations in Performance, Creative Practice and Musicology.

The degree is for highly gifted musicians who seek to continue musical studies beyond the undergraduate level. The purpose of the year is to allow students to immerse themselves in one area of specialisation and determine the musical future they wish to pursue through the year of study. Upon completion of Honours, successful students interested in pursuing a higher research degree may apply to Master or PhD study or, for practitioners keen to perfect skills and artistry, a two-year coursework Masters of the Music program.

College of Arts, Law and Education was established on 1 July 2017 by aligning the previous Arts, Law and Education faculties as a single entity. The College brings together teaching and research expertise in creative arts, education, humanities, law, and social sciences to create a multi-disciplinary hothouse for exploring new ideas and knowledge that will help shape individuals and societies' futures, both locally and internationally.

The College offers a diverse curriculum that encourages students to take a multi-faceted approach to explore issues and ideas and provides learning experiences, including local placements and international exchanges, that prepare them for exciting and meaningful careers. The College hosts several institutes that reflect its research strengths. The Institute for Social Change, the Tasmania Law Reform Institute and the Asia Institute Tasmania challenge current thinking, educate and inform, and contribute to public policy formation and the creation of better communities.