432 monthsProgramme duration
24 Jun, 2026Application Deadline
AugStarting Month
Programme overview
Main Subject
Music
Degree
MMusic
Study Level
Masters
Study Mode
On Campus
The Master's in Music delves into musical creation, performance, and research from a critical and interdisciplinary perspective. With an emphasis on instrumental performance, composition, or musicology, it allows students to develop projects guided by expert instructors and participate in seminars shared with other areas of the arts and humanities. Here, music is not just practice: it is a field of reflection, innovation, and dialogue that connects the local and the global.
The Master's Program in Music at the University of the Andes is a space for creation, reflection, and research that invites students to delve into musical phenomena from multiple perspectives. The program integrates the rigorous study of music with artistic practice and research, allowing students to apply this knowledge to historical, creative, interpretive, and technical fields. Throughout the program, the Master's program fosters dialogue between different areas of music and other fields within the humanities, promoting collaborative networks and the development of interdisciplinary perspectives on the musical experience.
The program is designed to strengthen the ability to formulate questions, propose comprehensive solutions, and generate relevant knowledge with an impact on sociocultural, professional, academic, and research contexts. The Master's program conceives of music not only as an object of study or an artistic practice, but also as a field of cultural production, critical reflection, and experimentation.
The Master's program offers three areas of specialization: instrumental performance, composition, and musicology. Upon application, each student chooses one of these and follows the corresponding curriculum. In all cases, the Master's project is developed with close and personalized faculty support, ensuring a solid educational process tailored to each student's interests. This individual work is complemented by shared seminars, where interaction with professors and students from diverse fields enriches perspectives and strengthens academic and artistic dialogue.
Programme overview
Main Subject
Music
Degree
MMusic
Study Level
Masters
Study Mode
On Campus
The Master's in Music delves into musical creation, performance, and research from a critical and interdisciplinary perspective. With an emphasis on instrumental performance, composition, or musicology, it allows students to develop projects guided by expert instructors and participate in seminars shared with other areas of the arts and humanities. Here, music is not just practice: it is a field of reflection, innovation, and dialogue that connects the local and the global.
The Master's Program in Music at the University of the Andes is a space for creation, reflection, and research that invites students to delve into musical phenomena from multiple perspectives. The program integrates the rigorous study of music with artistic practice and research, allowing students to apply this knowledge to historical, creative, interpretive, and technical fields. Throughout the program, the Master's program fosters dialogue between different areas of music and other fields within the humanities, promoting collaborative networks and the development of interdisciplinary perspectives on the musical experience.
The program is designed to strengthen the ability to formulate questions, propose comprehensive solutions, and generate relevant knowledge with an impact on sociocultural, professional, academic, and research contexts. The Master's program conceives of music not only as an object of study or an artistic practice, but also as a field of cultural production, critical reflection, and experimentation.
The Master's program offers three areas of specialization: instrumental performance, composition, and musicology. Upon application, each student chooses one of these and follows the corresponding curriculum. In all cases, the Master's project is developed with close and personalized faculty support, ensuring a solid educational process tailored to each student's interests. This individual work is complemented by shared seminars, where interaction with professors and students from diverse fields enriches perspectives and strengthens academic and artistic dialogue.
Admission Requirements
- Candidates are required to submit references or letter(s) of recommendation for acceptance
- Candidates are required to submit an essay(s) for acceptance
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