Bachelor of Music in Instrumental Instrumental und Vocal Pedagogy

Entrance Requirement

Applicants who wish to enrol at the University of Music and Theatre have to provide proof of entitlement (normally: “Abitur” – general/specialised higher education entrance qualification or foreign equivalent). As an exception for music studies and on request, this document might be complemented or replaced by a certificate verifying the passed entrance examination to the Hochschule für Musik und Theater Rostock. Applicants also need to have completed their compulsory education or will presumably have done so before they start their studies.

Course Profile

Official Length of the programme: four years, 240 ECTS-credits
Start of the course: winter semester
Application period: 1 March to 15 April for the winter semester.
University Degree: Bachelor of Music

PIANO Curriculum

GUITAR Curriculum

POPULAR MUSIC WITH CLASSICAL MUSIC, SINGING Curriculum

POPULAR MUSIC WITH CLASSICAL MUSIC, INSTRUMENT Curriculum

STRING INSTRUMENT Curriculum

WIND INSTRUMENT Curriculum

PERCUSSION/DRUMS Curriculum

HARP Curriculum

MUSIC THEORY/COMPOSITION Curriculum

For the modul descriptions, see the German website

Foreign students whose native language is not German must provide evidence that their knowledge of German is sufficient for their chosen course.
For the Bachelor’s degree, students are required to have reached level B2 as defined by the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages.
Applicants’ linguistic competence will be established during the aptitude test.

You will find further information in the FAQs.

Please apply via our application website by uploading the required documents by 15^th of April for the next winter semester. The aptitude test will take place in June. The exact dates will be published under apply for studies.

The programme is expected to last approximately 20 minutes and consist of three pieces in different styles and characters. Proof of technical mastery and musical expression is more important than the level of difficulty of the works. The reference works for the Bachelor of Music in Artistic Studies provide a selection of pieces of varying difficulty (please see below).
The main subject examination includes an interview on pedagogical topics. During this interview, you will be asked to explain your motivation for studying, any previous experience in guiding learning processes, and your perspective on your future teaching profession. Additionally, you will be asked to provide spontaneous comments on teaching problems and standard pedagogical situations.

Guitar

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Piano

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Popular Music with Classical Music, Singing oder Instrument

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String Instruments

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Wind Instruments

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Percussion/Drums

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