Instrumental Studies and Conducting Bachelor (Focus: Performance)

The bachelor's degree program in Instrumental Studies and Conducting Bachelor (Focus: Performance) (KIA) leads to a first professional qualification that prepares students for the complex and multifaceted demands of today's profession as a musician in a practice-oriented education. The goal is the acquisition of profound knowledge and skills appropriate to the profession of musician and music educator.

Repertoire, Expression, Methods

Graduates master a versatile and demanding repertoire and possess the skills for sophisticated artistic expression as well as the application of methodological competencies in the respective major subject.

The prerequisite for admission to the Bachelor's degree program in Instrumental Studies and Conducting Bachelor (Focus: Performance) (KIA) is proof of the university entrance qualification (Abitur) according to § 54 para. 2 of the Hessian Higher Education Act of December 14, 2009 as amended on December 21, 2010. A missing university entrance qualification can be replaced by an outstanding artistic talent (at least 19 out of a possible 25 points in the aptitude test) according to § 54 para. 4 sentence 3 HHG

For admission to the bachelor's degree program in Instrumental Studies and Conducting Bachelor (Focus: Performance) (KIA), sufficient oral and written knowledge of German is required. Admission requires successful completion of an aptitude test.

The Study and Examination Regulations (SPO) set out the framework conditions and regulations for your studies. They apply together with the General Regulations (for Bachelor's and Master's degree programmes) or the SPoL (for teacher training degree programmes). All versions of the SPO for your degree programme (including earlier versions for students of previous academic years) can be found at Examinations.