BA and Bachelor of Music - Human Rights in Clayton Australia | Monash University

Hone your musical abilities while studying music theory and delving into arts, humanities, and social sciences. This program provides an exceptional higher education in music, with focuses on performance, composition, or creative music technology. Within Arts, you'll have flexible access to 40 diverse majors and minors. Consider specializing in the historical, cultural, or linguistic aspects of your musical repertoire, or expand your career prospects by combining music with theater, film, journalism, or performance. The Arts curriculum emphasizes transformative learning experiences and includes four Signature elements in your electives to shape your distinctive graduate profile: Global immersion, Intercultural expertise, Professional experience, or Innovation capability. This dual-degree program awards both a Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Music, equipping you with comprehensive qualifications for careers in either field or their intersection. Graduates can pursue paths in the arts sector, performance, music education, composition, or interdisciplinary roles like production, arts administration, policy development, or coaching.

The human rights specialization pairs exceptionally well with law, criminology, journalism, international studies, politics, philosophy, history, development studies, and sustainability programs. As a human rights student, you'll develop sharp analytical thinking and communication skills, gaining knowledge highly valued by NGOs, various professional fields, and government agencies at both state and federal levels, including their regulatory bodies.