Biennio

Second Cycle QF-EHEA – Level 7 EQF

The Level II two-year graduate degree program (“Biennio”) is recognised by the Ministry for Education, University and Research and authorized through decree 5.10.2018 and decree 19.02.2019 which reformed the structure of the music higher education in Italy. A level II graduate diploma is obtained at the end of the Level II degree program and is equivalent to a two-year graduate diploma from an Italian university as a master’s degree or research degree (doctorate). It is also a requirement for teaching in state schools. 

To enroll in the Level II degree program it is necessary to have a Level I academic qualification (three-year degree), or alternatively, a degree or conservatory diploma plus an high school diploma (or equivalent qualification from abroad). Prospective students pass an admissions test in order to prove that they possess the adequate musical background necessary to succeed in the program. Details regarding the entrance examination, as well as the specific modules for each degree program, can be downloaded from the table below.

The degree program, just like most Italian university graduate programs, is made up of 120 study credits. The program can include internships and work experience as well as participation in the Erasmus international exchange program and access to university grants and support.

  

AVAILABLE COURSES

List of available degree programs, corresponding entrance exam details and curriculum

Departments Courses
Music teaching Music education
Music education for instruments
Voice and Musical Theatre Singing
Renaissance and baroque singing
New technologies and musical languages Electronic music
Electric jazz bass
Drums and jazz percussion
Jazz singing
Jazz guitar
Jazz clarinet
Jazz composition
Jazz double bass
Jazz Piano
Jazz saxophone
Jazz trumpet
Jazz trombone
Jazz violin
Wind instruments Clarinet
Historical Clarinet
Cornetto
Horn
Natural horn
Bassoon
Baroque and classic bassoon
Flute
Recorder
Traverso (baroque flute)
Oboe 
Baroque anche classic oboe
Trumpet
Renaissance and baroque trumpet
Trombone
Renaissance and baroque trombone 
Saxophone
Tuba 
Keyboard and percussion instruments Harpsichord
Organ
Organo and liturgical music
Piano
Vocal coach (accompanist)
Percussions
Accordion
Plucked and bowed string instruments Harp
Renaissance harp
Guitar
Double bass
Lute
Viola
Viola da gamba
Violin
Baroque violin
Cello
Baroque cello
Theory and analysis, composition and conducting Composition
Composition – Musicology
Orchestra conducting
Choir conducting
Ensemble Music
Arrangement for wind orchestra

The degree programs in the above table have been revised as of Academic Year 2018/19.

See this page for the old curricula.