COURSE CURRICULUM

The BA in Musical Creative Art and Musicology is designed to develop highly skilled musicians with a comprehensive understanding of both performance and music scholarship. Students are trained in instrumental, vocal, or conducting techniques, developing advanced performance abilities that allow them to interpret and convey musical works with precision and expression. The curriculum emphasizes core theoretical knowledge, including music theory, solfeggio, and repertoire studies, ensuring that students can analyze, contextualize, and appreciate music across historical periods and cultural traditions. Courses in the history of music, folk music, acoustics, philosophy, and art history broaden students’ cultural and intellectual perspectives, enabling them to engage thoughtfully with music as an art form. Practical ensemble experience, including orchestra, choir, piano, and chamber music, allows students to refine collaborative performance skills and stage presence, while methodology and stage practice in vocal areas ensure that they are equipped to perform professionally and adapt to different musical settings. The program also encourages creative work and the development of original musical ideas, preparing students to contribute to the enrichment of the musical repertoire. Graduates are qualified to work in a range of professional environments, including music institutions, performance ensembles, and educational settings where advanced music knowledge is required. Those who achieve a high level of proficiency and theoretical understanding are also prepared to pursue further studies at the master’s level in specialized areas of music. Through a balance of practical, theoretical, and cultural training, the program produces versatile musicians capable of performing, educating, and advancing musical culture, both nationally and internationally, while fostering lifelong engagement with music as a profession and an art form.