AIM – Artistic Interdisciplinary Master

AIM (Artistic Interdisciplinary Master) is a new artistic master's programme in music for those who embrace experimentation and find inspiration in unexpected situations.

New opportunities through external partners

Through AIM, you will be involved in developing completely new forms of artistic collaborations. During the two-year programme, you will carry out several projects together with partners in, and outside the music field. The programme's partners provide exclusive environments, expertise, and networks for your projects. Together you will find innovative solutions and take part in new research.

Structure of the programme

Your musical background can come from any field. It can be composition, performance practice, improvisation, sound art, or any other genre or style. As long as you have an experimental approach to your artistic practice and are looking for new exciting collaborations, AIM is the program for you.

The theoretical foundation is broad and based on artistic research in music, but the unique feature of the programme is the encounter with other scientific and cultural fields. You have the opportunity to further specialise in areas such as interaction design, robotics, computer games, and narrativity. You can also choose to do exchange studies during the third semester.

Your application shapes your studies

As a student, you have great freedom to adapt your studies to your interests. When you apply for the programme, you will go through three admission tests, which include a written project description. In this text, you will show how you want to work with music in the future and formulate a preliminary project. Through four different project courses carried out together with KMH's partners, you will be able to explore this, and other project ideas. The aim is for you to explore how artistic practice can develop and evolve from the encounter with new technologies, interdisciplinary methodology, extended forms of collaboration, ethical perspectives, and social aspects.

Admissions

To be eligible for this programme, you need to

• meet the general entry requirements for second-cycle courses and study programmes, meaning you must have completed an undergraduate study programme of at least 180 ECTS
• meet the specific entry requirements which are English 6 and passed entrance examination.
  

If the number of eligible applicants exceeds the number of places, a selection will take place. Selection is based on results on entrance examination.

Read more about general entry requirements

Read the test description for the programme for information about the entrance examination content.