Master's Program in Classical Music Performance (Harp)
University of the Arts Helsinki
Key Information
Campus location
Helsinki, Finland
Languages
English, Finnish, Swedish
Study format
On-Campus
Duration
3 years
Pace
Full time
Tuition fees
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Introduction
Master's Program in Classical Music Performance (Harp)
High-quality facilities for harp studies
As a harp student, you will have access to the harpists' own classroom at the Helsinki Music Centre, as well as another classroom where harp students have the primary booking right.
You can also apply for the right to borrow the valuable harp owned by the Signe and Ane Gyllenberg Foundation, Salvi Iris gold harp.
Our instrument collection is regularly maintained and includes the following high-quality instruments:
- Lyon & Healy 23 (2013)
- Lyon & Healy 23 (1964)
- Salvi Aurora
- Horngacher Orchestra gold
- lever harp Camac Korrigan
- Camac Blue electroacoustic pedal harp
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Scholarships & funding
Several scholarship options are available. Please check the university website for more information.
Program delivery
The languages of instruction for this Program are English, Finnish and Swedish.
Tuition
Annual tuition fee €5,000 for students studying in English and coming from outside the EU and EEA countries.
Continuing studies
It is possible to complete a licentiate and a doctoral degree at the University as a third-cycle degree. After graduating with a Master's degree, you will have the option to apply for doctoral studies in music and specialise in research-oriented, artistic or applied doctoral studies
Program Language Requirements
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