Bachelor in Instrumental Pedagogy - Diatonic Harmonica

The Bachelor's degree in Instrumental Pedagogy - Diatonic Harmonica is designed for those who aspire to teach music. This program spans eight semesters and equips students with essential artistic, pedagogical, and academic skills necessary for teaching music in various settings. Ideal candidates are passionate about music education and eager to share their knowledge with others.

Students will engage in a curriculum that includes principal study, music theory, pedagogy, and practical skills. They will learn to teach the diatonic harmonica and other instruments, participate in ensemble music, and develop their artistic profile. The program emphasizes hands-on experience, preparing students for the dynamic landscape of music education.

Graduates can pursue careers as music teachers in schools, freelancers, or even work in music management and media. Specific job titles include music educator, ensemble conductor, and music therapist. The skills acquired are transferable across various fields, making graduates versatile in the job market.