The state-recognized Bachelor of Arts study program at BIMA

For whom: For musicians (instrumentalists, vocalists, and composers) from around the world who wish to continue practicing their own tradition while engaging in dialog with other with other cultures to boost and expand their creativity.

Key features: Performing with musicians from other traditions; global music history and esthetics; Ear training without reliance on traditional scores; unfamiliar instrumental techniques; teaching modules such as didactics; ethnographic field research; improvisation in other musical traditions; project- based work with sound workshops; modules for careers such as musician health and music curation; innovative modules such as music and artificial intelligence, and much more.