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Master’s Program in Music

Faculty of Arts

Master's Program in Music

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Degree Awarded

Master of Music.

Tuition Fee per Semester

7 SMMLV.

Location

Popayán.

Duration

Four (4) semesters.

Program Overview

Qualified Registration: Resolution No. 019204 of October 11, 2021.

SNIES Code: 104526.

Program Coordinator: Germán Darío Aguirre Ordóñez

Program Email: maestriaenmusica@unicauca.edu.co

Schedule: Mixed

Admission Frequency: Annual

Number of Credits: 41

Faculty to which the program belongs: Faculty of Arts

Mode: In-person

Supervised by MinEducación

Program Overview

The Master’s Program in Music at the University of Cauca is committed to training professionals with flexible judgment and critical thinking, with specific competencies in understanding and developing technical and interpretive approaches to historical music and the national context. Graduates are capable of integrating different areas of knowledge into the interpretive performance of the sonic phenomenon in a holistic manner, with the aim of making a high-level cultural contribution to the country and the region.

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Studying for a Master’s Program in Music at the University of Cauca provides advanced musical training, promoting flexible judgment and critical thinking, developing strong technical and interpretive competencies, and fostering a holistic approach that integrates diverse areas of knowledge into musical performance. In addition, this training prepares students to make a significant cultural and developmental impact in the country and the region, contributing to the enrichment of historical music and the national context, while enabling high-level musical performance with cultural relevance.

General Program Objective

Provide music professionals with an academic space that enables them to broaden and deepen their experience and knowledge in the field of musical performance at the graduate level, with specific emphasis on conducting and instrumental performance.

Specific Objectives

Develop Musical Conducting Skills: Provide music professionals with the theoretical and practical tools necessary to refine their conducting skills, including score interpretation, rehearsal conducting, and the direction of musical ensembles.
Improve Instrumental Technical Skills: Offer opportunities to improve and refine technical skills in the performance of specific musical instruments, providing an intensive focus on proficiency and musical expression through the instrument.
Promote Musical Research and Analysis: Encourage research and critical analysis in the field of music, enabling students to deepen their understanding of music from historical, stylistic, and contextual perspectives, thereby contributing to their growth as musicians and conductors with a solid knowledge of music.

Occupational Profile

The occupational profile of a graduate of the Master’s Program in Music at the University of Cauca is characterized by their ability to enrich intellectual, professional, and artistic development, contributing to the resolution of problems at macro- or micro-contextual levels and facilitating the transfer of new knowledge to artistic and interpretive activities. Within this framework, the professional roles that graduates will be able to perform with a high level of competence include:

Music Director: They will be qualified to lead musical ensembles in various formats, which involves the ability to lead and coordinate musicians’ performance in the interpretation of musical works.

Instrumental Musician: They will be able to work as a solo musician or as part of an orchestra or ensemble, demonstrating skill and expressiveness in the performance of their musical instrument.
Teacher: They will be prepared to teach music at educational institutions at different levels, sharing their knowledge and skills with students interested in music.
Music Researcher (Potential): In addition to their practical and pedagogical work, graduates will have the ability to engage in music research, exploring theoretical, historical, or cultural aspects related to music.