Universities in Asia
83 Music Programs in Asia
- programs
- 83 programs
- universities
- 32 universities
- taught in English
- 60% taught in English
- median yearly fee
- 2,690 USD median yearly fee
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Also searched as BS in Music in Asia and Bachelors in Music in Asia.
Asia has 83 music programs open to international students, at 32 universities. 60% of them are taught in English. Fees cluster around 2,690 USD a year, and the middle half of those programs fall between 1,905 USD and 4,333 USD.
Computed from Global Admissions data · amounts in USD
Music programs
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Music tuition fees in Asia, by degree level
Medians cover the programs billed per year, using the price each university publishes for international students converted to USD, and only publish where at least 5 priced programs exist. Programs priced per semester, per credit or for the whole program are listed above on their own basis.
Specializations within music
Top universities for Music in Asia
Ranked by how many music programs each one runs in Asia — the count is next to the name.
- University of Santo Tomas (19)
- Seoul National University (8)
- Chinese University of Hong Kong (CUHK) (4)
- Bharati Vidyapeeth (Deemed to be University) (4)
- Pacific University (4)
- Central South University (CSU) (4)
- Chongqing Medical University (CQMU) (3)
- University of the Philippines Diliman (3)
- Yanshan University (YSU) (3)
- Zhengzhou University (ZZU) (3)
Study Music in Asia: common questions
- How many music programs are there in Asia?
- 83 music programs at 32 universities in Asia are open to international students, as of 12 October 2026.
- How much does a music degree in Asia cost?
- The median annual fee (programs billed per year) for bachelor's programs in music in Asia is 2,690 USD. The middle half of those programs charge between 1,905 USD and 4,333 USD a year.
- Can I study music in Asia in English?
- Yes — 60% of the music programs in Asia in our catalog are taught in English (50 of 83).
Planning to study music in Asia?
An advisor who knows admissions in Asia can shortlist music programs for your budget and profile.