Bachelor (new)

To be accepted as a student, you must take an entrance exam that is described in entry requirements. (Link følger)

During the bachelor’s programme, there are a number of compulsory and broadly based subjects alongside tuition in your principal study. The programme concludes with a major project.

The bachelor’s programme forms the basis for further study at master’s level. It may also serve as a foundation for professional practice. Admission to the master’s programmes requires an entrance examination.

General

All higher education programmes in Denmark follow a university model consisting of a bachelor’s degree and a master’s degree, lasting three and two years respectively.

Each programme is awarded a number of ECTS credits. The ECTS is a standardised European credit system that indicates the total workload of a given course of study. The system makes it possible to study abroad as an exchange student at conservatories and universities, as well as to combine a Danish conservatory education with advanced music studies abroad.