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Introduction to the Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) / Bachelor of Music Conjoint Program

The Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) / Bachelor of Music Conjoint program is designed to develop a practical understanding of technologies while also expanding musical technique and understanding. This program allows students to combine diverse interests, supported by leading researchers, artists, and facilities.

Program Overview

The BE(Hons)/BMus is a five-year degree that requires students to complete 690 points, including 420 points from BE(Hons) courses, 255 points from BMus courses, and 15 points of General Education. The program structure depends on the chosen major/specialization, with a common first year of required core courses before selecting a specialization.

Program Structure

• 420 points from BE(Hons) courses
• 255 points from BMus courses
• 15 points of General Education
• A 40-hour workshop practice course in the second year
• 800 hours of practical experience over the course of the degree

Music Specializations

• Performance
• Jazz
• Composition
• Songcraft and Music Production
• Musicology
• Music Education

Entry Requirements

Secondary School Qualifications

• New Zealand: University Entrance (UE) standard, rank score, and specific subject requirements
• International Baccalaureate Diploma: minimum total score of 24, with Mathematics and Physics at HL level
• General Certificate of Education (GCE) Advanced Level: minimum of three A-Level subjects, with Mathematics and Physics

Tertiary Qualifications

• One semester of successful bachelor-degree level study at a recognized university
• Grade Point Average (GPA) of 5.0 or equivalent
• English language requirements: IELTS Academic score of 6.5, with no bands less than 6.0

Fees and Scholarships

2026 Fees

• Domestic students: NZ$11,427.75
• International students: NZ$53,124 $65,260
• Student Services Fee: $9.44 per point, estimated at $1,274.40 for full-time study

Financial Support

• Scholarships and awards
• Student loans and allowances
• Cost of living estimates

Key Dates

Application Closing Dates

• Semester One 2026: 8 December 2025

Start Dates

• 2026 Semester One: 2 March
• 2027 Semester One: 1 March

Career Opportunities

Jobs Related to this Program

• Acoustician
• Arts manager
• Audio engineer
• Hardware and software developer
• Project manager
• Recording producer
• Sound designer

Further Study Options

• Bachelor of Music (Honours)
• Master of Music
• Master of Engineering
• Master of Engineering Studies
• Master of Engineering Management
• Doctor of Philosophy

The Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) / Bachelor of Music Conjoint program offers a unique combination of engineering and music studies, providing students with a wide range of career opportunities and further study options.