48 monthsProgramme duration
1,318 EURTuition Fee/year
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Programme overview
Main Subject
History
Degree
Other
Study Level
Undergraduate
Study Mode
On Campus
Musicology is currently in force in the main European universities, enjoying a solid and consolidated tradition in university teaching. The Complutense University of Madrid (which has taught this degree since 1997) is now transforming its degree into a new Degree in Musicology , adapted to the new European Higher Education Area. These studies respond to the demand of numerous students who study music or who have received musical training. Musical activity has been occupying an increasingly active role within the culture and leisure sector in Spain. In this sense, Musicology studies have formed a group of capable professionals who have been occupying jobs with an ideal preparation, offering a channel of activity related to music different from those of mere instrumental practice. Graduates of Musicology studies at the Complutense University of Madrid carry out their professional activity in very diverse fields, such as teaching, support in the management of musical heritage or the media. To this end, the Department of Musicology of the Complutense University of Madrid, made up of professors of accredited international prestige, with a deep dedication to the investigation of musical heritage, is available. In addition, the Faculty of Geography and History where the degree is taught, located on the Moncloa campus, offers students ample means such as numerous musical collections collected in its library, as well as an important sound library, computer and audiovisual resources.
Programme overview
Main Subject
History
Degree
Other
Study Level
Undergraduate
Study Mode
On Campus
Musicology is currently in force in the main European universities, enjoying a solid and consolidated tradition in university teaching. The Complutense University of Madrid (which has taught this degree since 1997) is now transforming its degree into a new Degree in Musicology , adapted to the new European Higher Education Area. These studies respond to the demand of numerous students who study music or who have received musical training. Musical activity has been occupying an increasingly active role within the culture and leisure sector in Spain. In this sense, Musicology studies have formed a group of capable professionals who have been occupying jobs with an ideal preparation, offering a channel of activity related to music different from those of mere instrumental practice. Graduates of Musicology studies at the Complutense University of Madrid carry out their professional activity in very diverse fields, such as teaching, support in the management of musical heritage or the media. To this end, the Department of Musicology of the Complutense University of Madrid, made up of professors of accredited international prestige, with a deep dedication to the investigation of musical heritage, is available. In addition, the Faculty of Geography and History where the degree is taught, located on the Moncloa campus, offers students ample means such as numerous musical collections collected in its library, as well as an important sound library, computer and audiovisual resources.
Admission Requirements
To be admitted to this degree, you must meet the requirements for access to the University contemplated by current regulations: selectivity, International Baccalaureates, Validation agreements, access for people over 25 years of age, over 40 years of age, etc. You have all the details on the University Admissions page: ucm.es
In the case of non-native Spanish speakers, according to the Agreement of the Governing Council of January 29, 2019 (BOUC of February 7, 2019), which approves the Spanish language requirements for admission to Degree and Master's degree and linguistic/language skills, all students from non-Spanish-speaking countries or educational systems must prove a knowledge of Spanish according to the CEFR level B2, at the time of submitting the application for admission to the Degree.
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