Specific entry requirements
General entry requirements and a passed proficiency test assessing musical knowledge and skills
Tuition fees
EU citizens
If you have citizenship in a European Union (EU) or European Economic Area (EEA) country, or Switzerland, you are NOT required to pay application or tuition fees.
Non - EU citizens
Tuition fee, first instalment: 149486 SEK
Total fee: 896916 SEK
This specialisation is part of the Bachelor Programme in Musical Interpretation, which also includes the specialisations Composition, Jazz and Pop, and Music Production.
The Chamber Music specialisation educates you as a musician. The focus is on your principal instrument performance and your chamber music studies. The development and deepening of all the artistic, instrumental and communicative skills that a modern musician should possess are central. The specialisation is characterised by a creative environment in close proximity to other arts education programmes.
One of the most important prerequisites for developing as a musician is the opportunity to meet audiences. As a student, you will perform in a large number of concerts during your studies, including concerts in the School of Music’s outstanding concert hall, collaborations with various chamber music societies, orchestral concerts, school concerts, church concerts and concerts within elderly care settings.
Throughout the specialisation, chamber music and ensemble playing are continuously integrated, often in ensemble formations that bring together different instrument groups. This is both inspiring and provides important knowledge about other instruments and their specific characteristics and requirements.
Another important component of the specialisaton is contemporary music and the encounter and dialogue with the composer. This is explored through projects and collaborations with students and teachers from the Composition specialisation.
Thanks to our ongoing collaboration with the Swedish Chamber Orchestra, you will gain insight into the professional musician’s career through various projects and have the opportunity to explore the role of soloist with one of Europe’s leading chamber orchestras.
The teachers are among Sweden’s foremost musicians and pedagogues, with extensive experience both as educators and performers. Together they represent many of the professional activities that define today’s musician, from orchestral musicians in Swedish and international orchestras to soloists in a variety of settings, from chamber musicians in different ensembles to entrepreneurs running their own concert series and festivals.
We admit students on all traditional orchestral instruments, as well as saxophone, piano, guitar and voice.
Programme syllabus Bachelor Programme in Musical Interpretation, Specialisation in Chamber Music, 180 credits
Our programmes are aligned with the UN Sustainable Development Goals. Throughout your studies, you will gain the knowledge and tools you need to actively contribute to addressing global challenges and be part of the solution. Read more about how sustainable development is integrated into the programme in the Frequently Asked Questions below.
