What subjects do you need to take in the music postgraduate entrance examination?

The postgraduate entrance examination for musicology majors generally takes four subjects, namely, ideology and politics, foreign languages, professional basic courses and professional courses, with a full score of 500.

Musicology postgraduate entrance examination can be applied for this major-musicology major, or other art majors, such as fine arts, art theory, music and dance, radio and television art, design art and other majors, or cross-majors, such as Marxist philosophy, economics, education, psychology, law (illegal study), journalism and communication, Chinese language and literature.

Requirements for graduate students majoring in musicology (art): fresh graduates with nationally recognized academic qualifications (including fresh graduates of adult higher education organized by ordinary universities, adult universities and ordinary universities), self-study exams and online education can graduate at that time. Candidates must obtain a nationally recognized undergraduate diploma or an academic degree certification certificate issued by the study abroad service center before entering the school in that year, otherwise the admission qualification will be invalid.

Persons with nationally recognized bachelor's degrees.

Undergraduate graduates who have obtained the college diploma recognized by the state for two years (from graduation to the date of admission in the same year, the same below) and above, and who hold the college diploma recognized by the state, meet the specific academic requirements put forward by our school for candidates according to the training objectives, and register for the examination as undergraduate graduates with equivalent academic qualifications.