Master in Musical Performance and Education

The Master's degree in Musical Performance and Education is designed for motivated students who wish to deepen their knowledge and skills in music. This program spans four semesters and offers two main fields of study: Instrumental Pedagogy and Choir and Ensemble Direction. Ideal candidates are those who thrive in artistic environments and seek to develop both their performance and teaching abilities.

In the Instrumental Pedagogy track, students enhance their instrumental skills through individual lessons and engage in modules covering music pedagogy, didactics, and ensemble playing. The Choir and Ensemble Direction track focuses on conducting, vocal methodology, and orchestral conducting. Both paths prepare students for the evolving demands of the music education landscape, equipping them with practical and theoretical knowledge.

Graduates of this program can pursue various careers, including professional musicians, music teachers, and music education researchers. They may find employment in cultural institutions, educational settings, or as freelance artists. The skills acquired are transferable across diverse roles in the music industry, allowing graduates to adapt to various professional environments.