At a glance
48 mo
Duration
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Tuition / yr
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Language
Bachelor's
Level
- Top Ranked Programme2026 Keuzegids Hbo
- All Steinway SchoolAccess to high-quality Steinway & Sons pianos
- International EnvironmentStudents and teachers from all over the world
- SpecializationsClassical or Jazz
- LocationMaastricht, a vibrant international student city
- Professional LinksStrong connections to the professional music practice
The Bachelor of Music programme at Conservatorium Maastricht is taught entirely in English and offers two specializations: Classical and Jazz. It is a top-ranked programme designed to help you develop your musical passion and prepare for a successful career in the international music industry. You will study in a vibrant, international environment with students and teachers from around the world. The conservatorium is deeply connected to the region, fostering a dynamic atmosphere that extends beyond classes to concerts and projects. You will be guided by active professionals who support your artistic development, with ample opportunities for hands-on experience on various stages. The curriculum is flexible, allowing for personal creative projects and fostering versatility and a distinctive artistic voice.
Curriculum
The Music programme begins with a foundational year, followed by specialized study. Your learning journey is supported by projects, performances, and personalized guidance, allowing you to progress at your own pace.
- Year 1
- Music Theory
- Music History
- Digital Skills
- Advanced study and practical experience
- Guidance and support
Careers
The programme prepares you for a diverse career in the music industry. You will gain skills in performance, teaching, cultural entrepreneurship, and more.
- Professional Musician
- Teacher
- Cultural Entrepreneur
Frequently asked questions
- What specializations are available in the Bachelor of Music programme?
- The Bachelor of Music programme offers two specializations: Classical and Jazz. You can choose the specialization that best suits your musical interests and career aspirations.
- What career paths can I pursue after completing this programme?
- Graduates of the Bachelor of Music programme are prepared for diverse careers in the music industry, including roles as a Professional Musician, Teacher, or Cultural Entrepreneur.
- What is the language of instruction for the Bachelor of Music programme?
- The Bachelor of Music programme at Conservatorium Maastricht is taught entirely in English, fostering an international learning environment.
- How can I learn more about the application process?
- To learn more about the application process, you can explore the programme through an Open Day, Experience Day, or by downloading the programme brochure for detailed information.
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Fees
Tuition (international)Tuition fees for international students are not specified on the program page.
Tuition (home)Tuition fees for home/domestic students are not specified on the program page.
LivingEstimated living costs are not provided on the program page.
For detailed information on admission and fees, please refer to the 'Practical Information' section or download the programme brochure.
How to apply
1. Explore the ProgrammeLearn more about the Classical or Jazz specializations by visiting the Conservatorium Maastricht website, attending an Open Day, an Experience Day, or joining an online Q&A session.
2. Download BrochureObtain detailed information about the programme content, admission process, internships, and future opportunities by downloading the programme brochure.
3. ApplyProceed with the application process via the provided link.
Accreditation
The Bachelor of Music programme at Conservatorium Maastricht is a top-ranked programme.
Frequently asked questions
What specializations are available in the Bachelor of Music programme?
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The Bachelor of Music programme offers two specializations: Classical and Jazz. You can choose the specialization that best suits your musical interests and career aspirations.
What career paths can I pursue after completing this programme?
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Graduates of the Bachelor of Music programme are prepared for diverse careers in the music industry, including roles as a Professional Musician, Teacher, or Cultural Entrepreneur.
What is the language of instruction for the Bachelor of Music programme?
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The Bachelor of Music programme at Conservatorium Maastricht is taught entirely in English, fostering an international learning environment.
How can I learn more about the application process?
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To learn more about the application process, you can explore the programme through an Open Day, Experience Day, or by downloading the programme brochure for detailed information.