Rhythmic Music

In the Bachelor of Jazz/Pop/Global Music program, the student acquires the knowledge, skills, and qualifications to become a musician, teacher, and songwriter/composer. The program subjects are divided into the following fields:  -Main study area: subjects where the student is a performer as well as subjects that support this aspect. The area includes main instrument/vocal studies; ensemble; songwriting/composition; ear training/improvisation theory, and basic piano. The FLEX subject allows further individual specialization.  -Pedagogy: In the first year, students are introduced to rhythm and coordination. In the second and third years, students learn to teach their main instrument/vocal studies and take one of the following conducting subjects: choir conducting, ensemble teaching practice, or rhythm and coordination teaching practice. Conducting subject tuition is supported by tuition on relevant student skills and music pedagogical theory.  -General studies: Music technology, Music history, and Music theory and arrangement.  Entrepreneurial studies: A subject providing the student with career management tools as well as methods for, and experience with, managing music projects.  -Bachelor project: Individual immersion in a creative, performance, and/or pedagogical project.