After successfully completing his/her studies the graduate is able to:

• Students most often find employment in cultural and artistic organisations of the non-governmental non-profit sector and in public administration
• Graduates often also pursue their own business activities in art. These are mainly the positions of managers of orchestras, opera ensembles or art agencies
• Last but not least, they are sought for to participate in productions in direct connection with the practical skills acquired during the studies

Students most often find employment in cultural and artistic organisations of the non-governmental non-profit sector and in public administration. Graduates often also pursue their own business activities in art. These are mainly the positions of managers of orchestras, opera ensembles or art agencies. Last but not least, they are sought for to participate in productions in direct connection with the practical skills acquired during the studies.

The study plan consists of compulsory, elective and optional courses and of compulsory artistic study outputs.

A student must obtain 60 credits for each year of studies and finish the studies with a state final examination in selected courses, graduation performance defence and bachelor's thesis defence.

Contents and scope of the final examination:

Defence of the graduation project, Defence of the Bachelor's thesis, History of Music and Music Organisation and Structures Seminar, Marketing and Management, Economics