Program Overview

Electronic Music and Media Art BA

Introduction

The Electronic Music and Media Art BA program is designed for those interested in sound, noise, silence, and their electronic/digital forms. This program encourages experimentation and improvisation, pushing the boundaries of traditional media.

Program Details

• Degree: Bachelor of Arts in Electronic Music and Media Arts
• Duration of Training: 3 years (6 semesters)
• Language: English
• Intake: Fall
• Deadline of Application: 05/15/2026
• Next Starting Date: 09/01/2026
• Fees:
  • Tuition fee: EUR 4,500/semester
  • Application fee: EUR 100

Description of the Program

The program covers the study of electronic music and new media arts, providing a unique opportunity for students to cooperate with fine arts and classical music students. The study plan includes:

• Ground knowledge: philosophy, contemporary aesthetics, network laws, culture and art history, history of music, acoustics
• General professional knowledge: music theory, timbre-solfége, musical informatics and media knowledge, psychoacoustics, electronic music notation, performance practice
• Specialized professional knowledge: computer music projects, composition practice, stylistic exercises in computer music, sound synthesis and analysis

Detailed Curriculum

The curriculum includes a range of subjects, such as: 1st semester:

• Art History
• Music History
• Timbre Solfége (1-4th semester)
• Studio Practice
• MaxMSP programming
• Computer Music Realization (1-6th semester)
• Electronic Music Practices (1-4th semester) 2nd semester:
• Philosophy
• Electronic Music Composition (2-5th semester)
• Aesthetics
• Physical Computing
• Acoustics
• Psychoacoustics 3rd semester:
• Media Performance
• Sound Design
• Network Art
• Free-chosen topics (4-6th semester) 4th semester:
• Developmental Psychology
• Research
• Philosophy
• Concert Practice 5th semester:
• Diploma Work
• Sound Synthesis and Analysis (5-6th semester) 6th semester:
• Diploma Work

Application Procedure

The application procedure involves the following steps:

1. Register on the application site and fill out the application form.
2. Upload the necessary documents and submit the application.
3. Pay the application fee (EUR 100).
4. The international relations coordinator will forward the application materials to the relevant admission committee.
5. If required, an oral exam will be conducted in person or via Skype.

Application Requirements

• Admission requirements
• Admission reading list
• Admission work list

Examples of Subjects During the Studies

The program includes a range of subjects, such as:

• Art History
• Music History
• Timbre Solfége
• Studio Practice
• MaxMSP programming
• Computer Music Realization
• Electronic Music Practices
• Philosophy
• Electronic Music Composition
• Aesthetics
• Physical Computing
• Acoustics
• Psychoacoustics
• Media Performance
• Sound Design
• Network Art
• Free-chosen topics
• Developmental Psychology
• Research
• Concert Practice
• Diploma Work
• Sound Synthesis and Analysis

Discipline and Academic Level

• Discipline: Music & Arts
• Academic Level/Type: Bachelor