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ECTS 2009-10
Bachelor's Programme in Fine Arts - Specialisation in Music
Graduate programme - 180 ECTS credits - 3 years - Kristiansand
BACMU
BACMU
180
High School diploma or High School equivalency exam or relevant work experience.
This programme is organized in such a way that the students the first three semesters take music subjects (90 credits). In addition they have to take 60 credits other arts-subjects. Compulsory attendance will be required for parts of the courses (see course description). Integrated theoretical and practical work. Alternative practice training is included in the programme.
On successful completion of the programme students are expected to - Use their expertise in artistic performance, artistic theory and communication - Make plans for, lead and evaluate artistic projects
The programme is organized as lectures, seminars, group seminars and individual guidance.
Final evaluations: See course descriptions.
A study abroad programme may be included. Students may spend one semester at a university which Faculty of Fine Arts has an agreement. Contact Student mobility adviser for further information about current exchange institutions.
For in-depth studies in 2.year of programme, the student have to pass 50 ECTS in music subjects.
This education qualifies among others things for work with art subjects in Primary and Secondary School.
Bachelor of Fine Arts, Specialization in Music
Birte Myhrstad. Birte.Myhrstad@uia.no. Phone: +47 38141370.
Faculty of Fine Arts



