Turkish Music is a four-year undergraduate programme which aims training artists and academicians who appreciate our national music culture, have full knowladge of technology and esthetics awareness, able to collaborate interdisciplinary, value ethics, have sense of justice, be polyphonic, searching and questioning as responsible art producers and competent staff. Training programme includes various compulsory and elective subjects. Grad-students may work as instrument players or vocal artists in orchestras of various government agencies and private organisations; programme producers; academicians in national and international institutions; performers; researchers, critics and writers in comprehensive studies about national and international communities and may be active in national and international musical environments. Grad-students are certified with “Music Programme Baccalaureate” and they have the opportunity to continue their postgraduate education.
Training artists and academicians who appreciate our national music culture (Folk Music, Classical Turkish Music), comprehend our cultural values as modern life requirements, think creatively and intentively, have full knowladge of technology and esthetics awareness, able to collaborate interdisciplinary, value ethics, have sense of justice, be polyphonic, innovator, emencipatory, searching, questioning and respectful to society.
Turkish Music
Programme is an undergraduate programme in Art Designing and Architecture
Faculty Music Department. We have compulsory and elective courses with
theoretical and tutorial contents. Students continue their education in one of
the “Turkish Folk Music” or “Classical Turkish Music” majors from 5th semester.
| No | Program Requirements |
|---|---|
| 1 | Acquire professional level art knowladge. |
| 2 | Students own the values of their culture, have knowladge about all fields of traditional music and present this knowladge in national and international platforms. |
| 3 | Students give priority to academic researches and modern information and have ability to present their studies nationally or internationally. |
| 4 | Follow the national and international developments in their fields, and pratice contemporarily due to these developments. |
| 5 | Learn and use technical information and skills in studies parallel to the development of the tecnologies in their field. |
| 6 | Artist candidates can observe, analyze and think multidimensionally. |
| 7 | Student become competent about artistic, technical and vocational subjects. |
| 8 | Students realize themselves and transform their social environment. |
| 9 | Students become active about artistic creativity in terms of esthetic awareness. |
| 10 | Students become qualified artist candidates which can think intentively. They are trained as participant, sharing, sensitive about cultural differences, enlightened individuals. |
Gradstudents
may work as
*Instrument
players, vocal artists and producers in orchestras of government agencies
established under Turkish Radio and Television Corporation, Ministry of Culture
and private radio and television corporations.
*Performers
in national and international academic institutions’ artist positions.
*Researchers,
critics and writers who studies mutually with disciplines researching national
and international societies.
Turkish Music is a four-year
undergraduate programme which aims training artists and academicians who
appreciate our national music culture, have full knowladge of technology and
esthetics awareness, able to collaborate interdisciplinary, value ethics, have
sense of justice, be polyphonic, searching and questioning as responsible art
producers and competent staff. Training programme includes
various compulsory and elective subjects. Grad-students may work as instrument
players or vocal artists in orchestras of various government agencies and
private organisations; programme producers; academicians in national and
international institutions; performers; researchers, critics and writers in
comprehensive studies about national and international communities and may be
active in national and international musical environments.
Provisions of the Duzce University "Undergraduate Education and Examination Regulation" are applied in Exams, Assessment and Grading.
Letter grades and their scores are determined as follows or according to the relative score assessment system:
Students have
to complete 184 national credits to graduate and 44 of these credits are
elective courses.
ECTS credit
amount is 240 (30 per semester). Music Programme period of study is four years.
Every semester lasts 14 weeks and there are mid-term examinations,
assignaments, projects, eveluation acitivities and final examinations. Additionally
students are obligated to write a dissertation as a result of a project.
Attendance to classes is compulsory and students have to be successful in all
courses to graduate. Cumulative grade point average of a student must be higher
than 2.50 and all additional studies must be completed to graduate.
