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

Refine your musical talent through both theory and practice while delving into the arts, humanities, and social sciences. You will obtain a demanding, top-tier tertiary music education, focusing on performance, composition, or creative music technology. In the Arts, you can flexibly choose from a wide array of 40 majors and minors. Consider concentrating on the history, culture, or language of the music you perform, or enhance your career versatility by integrating music with theatre, performance, film, or journalism. Arts is centered on profoundly enriching experiences and, through your elective units, provides four Signature elements to shape your distinct graduate profile: Global immersion, Intercultural expertise, Professional experience, or Innovation capability. This program results in two distinct degrees: a Bachelor of Arts and a Bachelor of Music. You will enjoy all the advantages of each degree (refer to Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Music) and be thoroughly prepared to pursue a career in either field independently or to merge them in your professional life. As a graduate with degrees in Arts and Music, you could embark on a career in the arts sector, performance, music education, or composition, or in interdisciplinary roles such as production, arts management, policy, or coaching. Politics is an outstanding discipline for exploring the interconnections in human society and developing a broad set of interpretive and analytical skills. The field engages in critical discussions about governance, policy development and implementation, social behavior, and political action, including electoral systems, conflict management or resolution, and interstate relations. The study of politics fundamentally addresses key questions regarding the nature of power, authority, and governance, and the interplay between theory and practice. Politics at Monash seeks to provide you with insights into various aspects of the modern world, along with a strong intellectual foundation in the central debates, texts, and traditions of the discipline. The politics curriculum at Monash highlights three main areas: government, policy and leadership, international relations and comparative governance, and political philosophy and political psychology.