Early Music (Continuing Education)
The programme Continuing Education is primarily designed for working musicians and music teachers who already have a university degree or can demonstrate special professional and artistic experience. However, it can also be attended by students who would like to qualify in another major subject at the same time. The course includes teaching the main subject during two consecutive semesters of an academic year, subject to free teaching capacity in the chosen main subject. For example, musicians who already work in an orchestra can acquire an additional part-time qualification in the field of Early Music and historically informed performance practice.
Lecturers
The lecturers in the field of music are renowned musicians who perform in concert halls around the world. A close and co-operative exchange between students and teachers is of central importance in the field of music.
Numbers, Dates, Facts
- Start of studies Winter semester, October 1
- Duration of study 2 semesters
- Registration deadline until 15 September
- Semester fee 950 EUR
Important information
An application for admission to Continuing Education in the Department of Music at the University of the Arts Bremen can be submitted by 15 September. The postgraduate course regularly begins in the winter semester on 1 October of each year. It comprises two semesters (1 academic year) with a teaching load of approximate 15 hours each.
Subject to the availability of full-time and part-time teaching staff, anyone with a university degree in the chosen or related subject or who can provide evidence of particular professional and artistic experience may be admitted to the continuing education programme.
Tuition fees amount to 950 euros per semester and must be paid in advance, i.e. before the start of each semester. The invoice will be sent to you separately.
There is no legal entitlement to admission.
Further requirements are set out in the "Regulations for the Continuing Education Programme in Artistic Training at the University of the Arts Bremen" dated 7 October 2016.
Advice on studies and contact persons
Department 1, office for students, are ready to provide information on studies and applying.
Contact General advice on studies
- Email dezernat1@hfk-bremen.de
- Phone +49 421 9595-1113
Study-related specialist advice from the dean of studies
The area of responsibility of the dean of studies includes questions about studying and teaching. In accordance with the examination and study regulations, the dean of studies ensures that the individual courses of study are progressed appropriately, decides on measures to ensure that the necessary courses are offered with adequate supervision and ensures that student interests are appropriately taken into account. The dean of studies supports you throughout your studies and coordinates subject-specific advice from lecturers. You can also contact the dean of studies to arrange further advice and if you have personal concerns or difficulties.
Application
All the important information on application deadlines, requirements and admission criteria are available under application.