Electronic Music Programmes

Through The Danish Institute for Electronic Music (DIEM), the Academy is the only place in Denmark that offers several study programmes within electronic music. Study programmes function in concert with other music academy study programmes and the demands on students in e-music are high. 

The genre of electronic music includes both classical and rhythmic traditions allowing an endless space for creativity when composing music. At the same time, it builds a bridge between two latter genres at the Academy.

Study Programmes

The primary target group is students, who wish to work professionally with the composition and creation of electronic music. The study program focuses greatly on training creative artists. 

The Academy offers the following e-music study programmes:

Bachelor in Electronic Composition

Master in Electronic Composition

Master in Electronic Music Education

Soloist in Electronic Composition

 

Read more about study programmes by clicking on the left-side menu.

DIEM

The Danish Institute for Electronic Music (DIEM) has existed since 1987 and is a pioneer within the field of electronic music. The Institute became a part of the Academy in 2004 and thereafter the electronic study programmes were created. 

Read more about DIEM and its activities here.

 

Page last updated 13th of March 2013

What can I become?

E-music trained graduates from DJM typically work as:

  • Musicians
  • Teachers at folk high schools, music schools, public schools, institution of higher education, boarding schools, etc.
  • Producers and sound technicians
  • Animation employees, sound/IT
  • Freelance teachers
  • Programmers within sound
  • Heads of music schools
  • Communicators of culture, project managers, booking agents, etc.

 

Watch prof. Wayne Siegel demonstrating a performance of the interactive computer piece "Two Hands (Not Clapping)" at Danish tv: