Master (new)

The master’s component is more flexible in structure, allowing you to tailor your programme to a greater extent and specialise in exactly what interests you. Admission to all master’s programmes requires an entrance examination.

The programme concludes with a major project. Students with exceptional soloist potential may, after completing the master’s degree, qualify for the advanced soloist programme through 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.