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Is it possible to attend a two-year conservatory program and a two-year musicology program?

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Hello everyone. I am in my third year of the conservatory's three-year program, and next year I will begin the two-year master's degree. I have a few questions to ask you because I cannot find the answers. I would like to deepen my studies and start a course at DAMS or in Musicology concurrently with the two-year program at the conservatory. Not that the conservatory isn't already heavy enough on its own, but I feel I can handle further deepening of my studies. However, I wonder:

1. Does holding a three-year Bachelor's degree from a Conservatory allow access to a two-year master's course in Musicology or DAMS?

In that case:

2. Is it possible to attend the Conservatory and DAMS/Musicology simultaneously? (as far as I know, yes, but I would like confirmation)

3. What is the difference between Musicology and DAMS? I have always confused the two courses.

4. How would you guide me in my choice? Alongside the conservatory, what would you advise me to attend between DAMS and Musicology? Or if there are other degree courses that you would recommend attending concurrently with the conservatory, I am open to them.

As you can see, I have quite a few doubts; I hope someone can help me. Thank you very much ???

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Reply 2 by Dino

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DAMS is a degree course that is part of the Faculty of Letters and Philosophy; Musicology is a specialized study path (two-year program, I am not sure if it is already recognized by ministerial grids) that you can attend at a conservatory.

You can attend both a conservatory and a university simultaneously; inform yourself at the registrar's office of your nearest conservatory or take a look at well-made institutional websites ... such as the one in Milan

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