The Bachelor of Music course has a total duration of 8-semesters and is an undergraduate program, which is divided into 2-phases of 4-semesters each.  

Alongside your main artistic field of study and ensemble practice (orchestra / choir / chamber music), the syllabus in semesters 1-4 (basic undergraduate phase) includes the following modules: music theory (the rudiments of composition, study of harmony, counterpoint), musicology, aural training and methodology as well as piano as a minor field of study. The basic undergraduate phase ends on successful completion of your intermediate exam.

Semesters 5-8 (the advanced undergraduate phase) concentrates more on your main artistic field of study and ensemble practice. Analysis and music education are reflection modules. Part of your intermediate exam will entail making a decision on your individual main focus for the advanced undergraduate phase of your degree: otherwise known as the profiling phase. In the profile phase we offer a wide range of options to accommodate as many interests as possible. The profiles you choose will influence your final Bachelor degree exams and can, to some extend, be considered as a move towards specialization in later postgraduate programs.