ConductIT
ConductIT is a study programme designed to offer flexible conducting training to music students, music educators and music professionals. The ConductIT study programme consists of a number of individual courses in conducting.
Each course represents a profile or specialization within conducting. With the exception of the general introductory course ConductIT Intro, all specialization courses are offered in two levels. Level two will normally require the student to first complete level one of the same specialization. The introductory course ConductIT Intro is not mandatory.
The concept is that the student can choose one or several courses as building blocks in developing their own competence, according to their goals, interests, and prior knowledge. For some, taking only one course is ideal. For others, it will be useful to undertake several of the ConductIT courses over time. Only one course can be taken at a time.
Entry requirements
Upper Education Entrance Qualification (Norw. GSK/“Generell studiekompetanse”). International applicants must document this according to the GSU list (General study skills for foreign applicants).
English language proficiency is required for admission to the ConductIT study programme. For the courses School Band conducting, level 1 & 2, Scandinavian language proficiency is recommended.
In addition, there are specific required prerequisite knowledge qualifications for each of the individual courses in the programme. These qualifications are evaluated by the faculty audition Committee.
Entry requirements
Upper Education Entrance Qualification (Norw. GSK/“Generell studiekompetanse”). International applicants must document this according to the GSU list (General study skills for foreign applicants).
English language proficiency is required for admission to the ConductIT study programme. For the courses School Band conducting, level 1 & 2, Scandinavian language proficiency is recommended.
In addition, there are specific required prerequisite knowledge qualifications for each of the individual courses in the programme. These qualifications are evaluated by the faculty audition Committee.