Undergraduate Studies – Artistic Stream
The mentioned study programs will cover the scientific field within the Pedagogical program across three cycles of academic studies. The first cycle will last for four years (240 ECTS).
A student who defends their thesis after passing all subjects provided by the curriculum for eight semesters receives a certificate of completed study program with 240 ECTS credits, specifically as a graduate in a specific module – 240 ECTS.
Bachelor of Music – Piano
Pianists are the bearers of a rich piano tradition, combining technical precision with deep musical expression. During their studies, students develop an individual interpretive style, mastering the repertoire of different eras and genres. Special emphasis is placed on public performances, chamber music, and work with a mentor. Graduated pianists can work as soloists, accompanists, members of ensembles, or teachers, contributing to the musical life and education of young generations.
Bachelor of Music – Accordion
Accordionists nurture the performance and pedagogical tradition of this rich instrument, which is used in both classical and contemporary music. Students acquire knowledge in interpretation, harmonization, and arranging, along with regular public performance and practical work. The program enables the development of technical excellence and artistic expressiveness. Graduated accordionists work as soloists, members of orchestras, educators, and participants in musical projects across the cultural scene.
Bachelor of Music – Solo Singing
Vocal artists are dedicated to the development of the voice as a musical instrument through technique, interpretation, and stage performance. The program includes solo singing, piano collaboration, vocal literature, and public performances. Students develop expressiveness, diction, and stylistic authenticity in classical and contemporary repertoire. Graduated vocal artists perform as soloists, in choral ensembles, in theaters, or engage in vocal pedagogy.
String Instruments and Guitar
The study program enables students to develop technique, musicality, and stage expression through work on string instruments and the guitar. Teaching includes individual work with a mentor, theoretical subjects, chamber music, and public performances. Special emphasis is placed on performance practice and the interpretation of different musical styles. After completing their studies, students are qualified to work as performers, educators, or members of musical ensembles, ready to contribute to the musical life of the community and the cultural scene.
Bachelor of Music – Composition
Composers develop the ability to create original musical works through work with mentors, theoretical teaching, and analysis of musical forms. The program includes orchestration, harmony, counterpoint, and contemporary compositional techniques. Students create and perform their own works, collaborate with performers, and participate in projects. Graduated composers can work as authors, arrangers, program editors, and professors of theoretical music subjects.