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BAMusical Creative Arts and Musicology

Overview

For those, who’re interested in sound, noise, silence and their electronic / digitals forms. For those, who don’t accept the media of sound and vision in the closed box, rather open it for experimenting, improvising. Therefore for those, who’re interested in sound art, interactive arts, networked projects and performative arts. We’re running educational projects since 1996 in the field of electroacoustic music, video art and design, presenting a special role in the faculty, where both of the fine arts and musician students cooperate in the projects. With starting the BA programme in electronic music and media arts we plan to cover the gap in the study of electronic music and in wider perspective, specialized to the arts of new media.

Entrance exam:
Yes

Type of entrance exam:
written and oral

Entrance exam location:
Electronic

Entrance exam description:
Evaluating language competence by means of interview.

1. Admission requirements
The entrance exam is divided to two stages:
a. 1st stage: orientation test
b. 2nd stage: practical exam

a. Parts of the orientation test
Written exam:
 Orientation test (hearing ability, general intelligence, logic test)

Oral exam:
 Presentation of a self-composed piece, short discussion

b. Parts of the practical exam
 written exam (test based on knowledge in the field of contemporary and electronic music history, arts, computer sciences; essay based on the work list)
 practical exam: realization and presentation of a creative multimedia task
 oral exam: presentation of previous works in detail (please use the portfolio sample), discussion.

2. Score intervals
Based on all the above, the admission score is calculated as follows:

Part Maximum score:
a. Orientation test passed / not passed
b. Practical exam:
written exam 60
oral exam: presentation of the practical exam work 80
oral exam 60
Sum 200




Contact:
Ms Beáta Seres
international coordinator
seres.beata@pte.hu

Programme structure

6-semester BA program with basic subjects, professional oblogatory modul, differentiated professional subjects, compulsory elevtives and optional electives. Total number of credits to acquire: 180. No. Of contact hours: 2400. ECTS Credit system: One semester consists of a 15 week tutorial period, 5 week exam period. 30 ECTS credits are required on average per semester. 1 credit = 15 class hours and 15 individual work hours, resulting in 30 hours work altogether. (a 2 hour class per week course = 2 ECTS credits, a 4 hour class = 4 ECTS credits, etc.)

Career opportunities

Electronic Music Assistant

Not available for applying at the moment
Not available for applying at the moment