Program Overview

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University Program Information

The University of Technology Sydney (UTS) has introduced a new Bachelor of Creative Production suite of courses, including the Bachelor of Creative Production in Music and Sound Design. This change is in response to student and industry feedback, and as part of the normal five-year course reaccreditation cycle.

Program Details

• The new Bachelor of Creative Production in Music and Sound Design will replace the existing Bachelor of Music and Sound Design.
• Core subjects will change from 8 credit points to 6 credit points.
• The major will be replaced with a stream comprising 8 x 6-credit-point subjects.
• Students can choose to complete two sub-majors and one elective, one sub-major and five electives, or nine electives.
• Elective offerings will be 6 credit points rather than a mix of 6 and 8 credit points.

Transition Arrangements

• Students who commenced prior to 2026 in the affected courses will not be impacted by the introduction of the new Bachelor of Creative Production.
• They will still be able to graduate from their current course.
• No action is required from these students, and they will continue their studies as per the typical program published for the year they started their course.

Affected Courses

• C10276 Bachelor of Music and Sound Design
• C10465 Bachelor of Music and Sound Design Bachelor of Creative Intelligence and Innovation
• C10277 Bachelor of Music and Sound Design Bachelor of International Studies

Subject Equivalents

• Core and major subjects
• Electives

FAQs

• FAQs are available to answer students' questions about the transition arrangements.

Research and Study

UTS offers various research opportunities and study areas, including:

Research Areas

• No specific research areas are mentioned in the context, but UTS has a strong focus on research and innovation.

Study Options

• Undergraduate
• Postgraduate
• Online study and short courses

Acknowledgement

UTS acknowledges the traditional custodians of the land on which the university stands, including the Gadigal people of the Eora Nation, the Boorooberongal people of the Dharug Nation, the Bidiagal people, and the Gamaygal people.