Master Musicologie — Composition et interprétation musicale

Tuition fees are 292 USD per year.

This is the Master Musicologie program at Université de Strasbourg, with a specialization in Composition et interprétation musicale (composition and musical performance). This track within musicology combines academic study of music with practical training in composition and performance. Students generally study compositional techniques, orchestration, harmony, and the analysis of musical works, alongside opportunities to develop performance skills and interpretive approaches to existing repertoire. The academic component typically covers music history, theory, and analysis, situating creative and performance work within a broader scholarly understanding of musical traditions. Programs of this kind aim to produce graduates who can move between the roles of composer, performer, and informed commentator on music. Career paths commonly include composing for various ensembles or media, performing as an instrumentalist or vocalist, teaching composition or performance at various levels, and working within musical production or artistic direction for concerts and cultural events. Some graduates pursue further study or professional training in conservatories, while others enter the music industry directly through performance or composition work. The program is a two-year master's degree with studies expected to start in September. It is taught in French at Université de Strasbourg, located in Strasbourg, France. Yearly tuition is set at 250 EUR. Students with an interest in both the creative practice of composing and performing music and its academic study may find this combined specialization within musicology well suited to their interests.