Department of Music
An undergraduate programme training specialists in Music.
Who Is It For?
The Music program is suitable for students with an interest in the field, curiosity for research, analytical thinking skills, and a commitment to continuous learning.
Quick Summary
- 4 Years bachelor's degree program
- Full-time education in Turkish
- Internship and practice opportunity
- Erasmus exchange program opportunity
- Double major and minor options
- Comprehensive curriculum in Music
About the Department
The Department of Music at Mersin University Faculty of Music and Performing Arts continues its educational activities at both undergraduate and graduate levels with a strong academic staff, a deep-rooted artistic tradition, and a contemporary approach to education. The department consists of four main branches: String Instruments, Wind and Percussion Instruments, Composition and Conducting, and Piano.
The curriculum is designed to develop students’ skills in essential areas such as technical proficiency, musical expression, creativity, and stage discipline. In addition to individual instrument training, students receive a comprehensive education through orchestra, chamber music, and music theory courses, fostering their artistic identity in a holistic manner.
The Department of Music aims to contribute highly qualified musicians to both national and international art communities. Its graduates pursue successful careers as orchestra musicians, solo performers, chamber music members, and academicians in prestigious orchestras and institutions in Turkey and around the world. Students and alumni further strengthen the conservatory’s artistic productivity and academic reputation through the awards and achievements they earn in international competitions and festivals.
Mersin University’s Department of Music continues to educate well-equipped and visionary artists who represent the universal language of music both locally and globally.
Career Opportunities
Graduates of the Music program can find employment in public institutions, private sector companies, research centers, and non-governmental organizations. Academic career paths through graduate education are also available.