
Performance, Classical Music
This programme is for you who already have a solid musical foundation in classical music and want to continue developing as an artistic performer. Through one-to-one tuition with teachers of the highest international calibre, you deepen your musical expression and explore your role as a classical musician in today’s society.
You work at an international level that reflects the full spectrum of professional music life, from solo performance to ensemble and orchestral work. You gain valuable stage experience and artistic guidance that strengthen your personal profile and artistic identity.
The programme gives you the tools to build an international career, focusing on artistic depth, personal development, and an active exploration of music’s role in contemporary society.
About the programme
- Deepen your musical and artistic interpretation through a range of approaches to performance, with a particular emphasis on individual tuition.
- Acquire the tools needed to work in an international professional environment, with a strong focus on artistic development, personal growth, and an active exploration of the role of music in contemporary context.
- Highly competitive admission ensures an inspiring environment, surrounded by like-minded musicians with high ambitions and strong artistic drive.
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
- a Degree of Bachelor of Fine Arts in Music (180 credits)
- English 6
- 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. You as an applicant are placed in a selection group according to the instrument you apply for.
Read more about general entry requirements
Read the test description for the programme for information about the entrance examination content.
Application dates and deadlines
Please see our Step-by-step guide on how to apply.
1 December 2025
Application opens at universityadmissions.se External link, opens in new window..
15 January 2026
Application deadline and last day to rank your programmes and courses.
All applicants who have submitted an application will be given the opportunity to do the first stage of the entrance examinations.
16–19 January 2026
An email is sent to the email address you entered on universityadmissions.se with instructions on how to submit your test to KMH including the link for uploading Test 1. See the test description for information on what to submit.
26 January 2026
- Last day to upload Test 1 to KMH.
- Supporting documentation deadline. Last day to submit documentation to universityadmissions.se External link, opens in new window. and document that you meet the entry requirements.
- Deadline to document fee-exempt status or pay the application fee to universityadmissions.se.
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9–18 February 2026
Results for Test 1 are sent via email. Passing applicants will receive an invitation and information about the next test.
7–15 March 2026
Entrance examinations during week 11 (and adjacent weekends).
15 April 2026
First notification of selection result. You must reply to keep your place or remain on the waiting list.
28 April 2026
Last day to reply to your offer and keep your place (applies to both admitted and applicants on waiting list). You do this on My pages on universityadmissions.se External link, opens in new window..
7 May 2026
Second notification of selection result.
24 August 2026
Introduction week and registration.
31 August 2026
Semester starts.


