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CUA40920 Certificate IV in Music

CUA40920 Certificate IV in Music

National ID CUA40920 State ID BGW3

Make some noise in the music industry, and gain the skills and knowledge you need to further your music career.

The Certificate IV in Music is your backstage pass to taking your music skills to the next level! Perfect for those who already possess instrumental and/or vocal skills, this course helps students fine-tune their performance and composition talents. The music industry has a rich history in the North West providing a tool for expression, social and emotional well-being, and cultural identity.

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Overview

Campus Broome

When Semester 1, 2026

Study Mode On Campus

Duration 6 Months

Throughout this course, students will dive into the music industry, develop their career plan, and create buzz-worthy marketing and public relations materials to shine in the spotlight and build an amazing reputation!

  • Write and arrange original music that reflects your unique style
  • Collaborate with fellow musicians to rehearse and refine group performances
  • Take the stage with confidence and deliver powerful ensemble performances
  • Sharpen your technical skills and expand your instrumental capabilities
  • Own the spotlight with dynamic stage presence and professional performance techniques.
  • Capture high-quality audio in studio and live settings using professional equipment.
  • Learn how to mix sound for live shows, ensuring clarity, balance, and impact
  • Learn how to receive, evaluate, and apply feedback to grow as a professional artist.
  • Protect your original work and understand your rights in the music industry.
  • Explore how to turn your music into a business—identify opportunities and build your brand.
  • You are at a point to further build skills to advance your music career
  • You have been working in the Music Industry for a period of time but are interested in building and maintaining currency and expertise in areas such as:
    • Marketing
    • Composing
    • Group rehearsals and performance
    • Stagecraft 
    • Mixing and recording
  • You have some experience working in an area of specialisation within the music industry including but not limited to, musicians, songwriters, sound engineers and artist managers.

Important information

Select your preferred campus and apply

Semester 1, 2026

Details

Duration 6 Months
When Semester 1, 2026
Where Broome
How On Campus

Course fees

Please select some elective units below to see the indicative fee for this course.

Units and fees

Core

National ID Unit title General Concession Resource
BSBESB301 Investigate business opportunities $122.00 $36.75 $12.40
CUACMP311 Implement copyright arrangements $195.20 $58.80 $17.00
CUAIND411 Extend expertise in specialist creative fields $219.60 $66.15 $8.65
CUAMWB402 Manage feedback on creative practice $170.80 $51.45 $8.65

Elective

National ID Unit title General Concession Resource
Collaborate in creative processes
$219.60 $66.15 $8.65
Undertake marketing activities
$195.20 $58.80 $12.40
Compose musical pieces
$165.92 $49.98 $8.65
Rehearse music for group performances
$390.40 $117.60 $77.15
Develop and apply stagecraft skills
$307.44 $92.61 $77.15
Perform music as part of a group
$307.44 $92.61 $77.15
Develop and apply instrumental techniques
$165.92 $49.98 $77.15
Record sound
$292.80 $88.20 $67.80
Mix audio for live productions
$683.20 $205.80 $30.70

Option

National ID Unit title General Concession Resource
Plan a career in the creative arts industry
$165.92 $49.98 $8.65

Our estimated fees are based on:

  • Full time study in 2026.
  • All units required to gain this qualification. If you're a student that has successfully completed a lower-level qualification that is a prerequisite for this course, you'll only pay for the units that you need to enrol in to complete this course.
  • For more information regarding eligibility and fees, please visit the DTWD website.

These fees are estimates only and depend on your eligibility for government funding, concession rates, the units you have already completed or seek to be recognised under Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL). Additional resource, material and/or equipment costs may apply. Visit our Fees and Charges page for more information, including on consumer rights.

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