Bachelor en Enseignement Musical

The Bachelor in Music Teaching is aimed at students who are passionate about music and wish to teach in a formal (e.g., conservatoires, music school) or non-formal (e.g., childcare, elderly home) educational context in Luxembourg or beyond.

The Bachelor in Music Education of the University of Luxembourg is dedicated to training Music Teachers of the 21^st  Century, pursuing the development of

• high standard musical, educational, and academic skills
• entrepreneurial skills such as critical thinking, collaboration, taking initiative, and communication,
• humanistic values such as diversity, inclusion, and equity,

and valuing both tradition and innovation.

Based on an integrated programme of practical and academic courses – established through a tight collaboration between the University of Luxembourg and the three Luxembourgish Conservatoires – the Bachelor in Music Education is a nurturing space for innovative quality teachers. Its curriculum encourages students to pursue high standards and become intellectually curious, socially conscious, and musically versatile educators in a variety of classroom settings.

The programme prepares its students for teaching in formal (e.g., conservatoires, music school) or non-formal (e.g., childcare, elderly home) educational contexts in Luxembourg and beyond.

Admission requirements

• hold a Luxembourg secondary school diploma, or a foreign diploma recognised as equivalent to the Luxembourgish diploma.
• language skills: English level C1, oral comprehension and expression of the three official languages of Luxembourg (Lëtzebuergësch, French and German) is an advantage.
• musical skills: depending on the course of study specialisation (instrumental/vocal, solfège, early childhood music education), candidates must submit a file containing diplomas, certificates, or other proof of achievement. In the absence of the required diplomas, candidates will have the possibility to present themselves during an audition and a written exam.

Job opportunities

• profession as a music teacher in a conservatory, a regional or local music school or any other music school, including private music schools or social institutions such as a nursing home, home for elderly people, home for refugees, ...

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