Uni Life
Campus Music Program
Unleash your musical potential with the Campus Music Program! A safe and inclusive space for musicians and music enthusiasts.
What is the program?
Join workshops, network with peers and professionals, and boost your skills and confidence on stage. Our events bring vibrancy to campus life and offer opportunities for "event-ready" performers to land paid gigs, showcasing your talent on a variety of stages across campuses and in the community. We also host DJ and Band Competitions, giving you the chance to win amazing prizes as well as recording and performance opportunities. Elevate your musical journey with us!
Be part of our music community today!
DJ Comp
We're on the hunt to find our finest and emerging DJ talent on campus. Beginners to experts are welcome, and students of all gender orientations! We have categories for new DJs and experience DJs. Meet other students and professionals, learn new skills, gain exposure and be in the running to win thousands of dollars worth of prizes
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Band Comp
Band Comp is open to all students and all genres, with categories for soloists and duos, new bands and more established bands and artists. Win incredible prizes, including a Recording Packages and Paid Live Performance opportunities at gigs and festivals
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Upcoming events
Frequently asked questions
All experience levels are welcome!
Fill in the Expression of Interest (EOI) for the program. You will be asked to provide information on your experience as well as provide material showcasing your experience. The team will be in contact with further information.
No, this program is led by the Student and Campus Engagement team at the University of Newcastle. There however is an existing UNSA Club open to all students called ‘UON Musos’ this club is 100% student led.
Workshops will cover a range of opportunities to up skill and network throughout the year. Keep an eye out in the events section of this page, for all upcoming workshops.
Our competitions cater to all levels and experience from beginner to experienced. You can find more information on upcoming competitions here. If you would like further information or advice our friendly staff are happy to help! We can arrange a meet up or a chat over the phone, contact us via the following email.
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