Musician in Society is a participatory course in which students reflect on their place as young artists within the contemporary artistic field and society. The course combines artistic self-reflection, portfolio development, professional orientation and project development with practical presentation and working methods.

The guiding principle is to develop a sustainable artistic practice in which students learn to navigate issues of presentation, positioning, collaboration, professional expectations and social contexts.

Learning content that strengthens socio-cultural positioning:

Awareness about terminology and conceptual frameworks of music management
Awareness of financial aspects: grants, sponsorship, contract negotiation, management companies, etc.
Awareness of legal aspects: organisational forms, artists’ status, copyright, etc.
Awareness of communication strategies and tools, including social media

learning content that strengthens communication and reflective skills:

Transferable skills such as writing and presentation skills, use of IT, AI and social media in the context of communication, critical approach to information
Positioning and discussing artistic work within a social and cultural context

At minor level:

The student acquires additional competences and skills to complement the programme’s learning outcomes.