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At PGVIM, we offer a comprehensive range of programs designed to elevate your musical journey. Our Bachelor of Music (B.M.) program provides a solid foundation in music theory, performance, and composition, while our Master of Music (M.M.) program delves deeper into advanced techniques and artistry. With expert faculty and a supportive environment, we are committed to nurturing your talent and helping you thrive in your musical career.

BACHELOR OF MUSIC PROGRAM (B.M.)

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MASTER OF MUSIC PROGRAM (M.M.)

BACHELOR OF MUSIC PROGRAM (B.M.)

Total Credits Required:

130 credits

Bachelor of Music Program

Career Opportunities

Graduates of Princess Galyani Vadhana Institute of Music have diverse career opportunities in music and related fields. PGVIM's education emphasizes both musical expertise and understanding of music's role in society, enabling students to pioneer the use of music for social change and development.

Professional Musician

Soloist or musician in orchestras, wind ensembles, or various chamber ensembles
Performer with orchestras or ensembles at various venues and events

Music Educator

Music teacher in educational institutions such as secondary schools, music colleges, or universities
Private music instructor offering lessons in various musical disciplines

Composer & Songwriter

Classical music composer or composer of original stylistic works
Songwriter for films, television shows, or other media

Music Therapist

Using music for mental and physical healing in healthcare settings such as hospitals or therapy centers
Working with patients, special needs children, elderly, or those with psychological conditions

Artist & Event Manager

Managing and developing artists or music ensembles, including concert and related event management
Organizing music events at various venues and developing marketing strategies to promote artists

Music Researcher & Academic

Researcher and writer studying musicology, music culture, or social aspects of music
Working with educational institutions, social organizations, or research institutions supporting music studies

Audio Production & Sound Engineer

Studio technician producing and recording artists or musicians
Working in film industry, podcast production, or various musical performances

Social Innovation Musician

Creating music activities focused on social change, such as community music projects or music for quality of life development

Music Entrepreneur

Owner of music businesses such as production companies, music schools, instrument shops, or online music platforms
Creator of commercial music projects, including music merchandise distribution or concert management

Music Public Relations & Communications Specialist

Marketing communications expert for artists, music organizations, or social music projects
Planning and managing public relations for music events or social music programs

Children's Music Educator

Music teacher specializing in teaching children from preschool through elementary levels, using age-appropriate and developmentally suitable teaching methods
Creating curricula and music activities that enhance listening skills, movement, and musical expression, while developing social skills and creativity
Working in kindergartens, elementary schools, music schools, or community music programs for children, potentially using developmental music approaches such as Kodály, Orff, or Suzuki

Academic Calendar:

First Semester: August - December
Second Semester: January - May
Summer Session: June - July

Admission Requirements

1. Cumulative Grade Point Average (GPAX) for 4 semesters must be no less than 2.00

2. Must have completed or be expected to complete Mathayom 6 (Grade 12) or equivalent

3. For those with US High School Equivalency Diploma (GED):

• Must score at least 145 points in each subject area
• Must have a total combined score of no less than 640 points

4. Must not have any medical conditions that could impede study

5. Must meet all qualifications as specified in the Princess Galyani Vadhana Institute of Music's regulations

6. Must demonstrate musical ability in:

• Performance proficiency in major instrument
• Knowledge and understanding of music theory
• Knowledge of Western music history
• Appropriate level of aural skills

7. Must show:

• Enthusiasm for music education
• Interest in current developments in the music world
• Understanding of music's role in Thai, ASEAN, and international societies

Program Philosophy

The Institute is committed to producing graduates of excellence with a deep understanding of musical arts. These graduates recognize music's significance both as a science and an art form, while possessing the capacity for continuous self-development. They are capable of integrating knowledge for musical creation and competing at both national and international levels. Through ongoing musical research and studies, they maintain social responsibility and a volunteer spirit, understanding diverse beliefs and cultural perspectives. Furthermore, they can effectively apply their musical knowledge to creative endeavors that benefit communities, society, the nation, and their role as global citizens.

Program Significance

In accordance with Her Royal Highness Princess Galyani Vadhana Krom Luang Naradhiwas Rajanagarindra's aspirations for the development of classical music in Thailand, the Bachelor of Music program at Princess Galyani Vadhana Institute of Music aims to produce musicians of excellence with creative mindsets. The program focuses on developing professionals capable of continuous self-development through knowledge acquisition, who recognize music's role in human potential development. Furthermore, graduates are equipped to integrate musical knowledge with other related disciplines for social creativity and development.

Program Structure Bachelor of Music Program (B.M.)
Princess Galyani Vadhana Institute of Music

1. General Education Courses (minimum 24 credits)

• Humanities: 4-6 credits
• Social Sciences: 4-6 credits
• Languages: 8 credits
• Science and Mathematics: 4-6 credits

2. Specialized Courses (minimum 86 credits)

• Performance Practice: 48 credits
• Music Theory and Contextual Studies: 38 credits

3. Free Electives (minimum 20 credits)

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MASTER OF MUSIC PROGRAM (M.M.)

Program Philosophy

Aims to produce graduates with expertise and deep understanding of music, with awareness of the importance of music education both as a science and an art. Graduates will have the potential for research, investigation, and creation of new knowledge, as well as the ability to integrate knowledge to create valuable innovative musical arts that align with the context of current changes in knowledge. They will be able to apply music in an integrated manner to create and develop communities, society, and the nation, while also using integrated musical knowledge to advance the field of music in the future.

Program Significance

This curriculum focuses on developing students in terms of knowledge, research, and innovative musical creation. It aims to produce graduates with expertise and deep understanding in integrated music, who can apply their knowledge in alignment with changing social, cultural, economic, and technological contexts to their full potential. The program encourages students to develop into leaders who can sustainably benefit society and the nation through the discipline of integrated music.

Course Objectives

1.) To produce graduates with knowledge and expertise in integrated music who have the potential for research and open-minded creativity in integrated music, possess skills for continuous self-development, and can apply their knowledge to changing social, cultural, economic, and technological contexts, as well as integrate knowledge to create innovative music that sustainably benefits society and the nation.

2.) To produce research, creative works, innovations, or new knowledge in music, and to promote the integration of musical knowledge with related disciplines.

3.) To create a space for academic exchange in the field of integrated music, covering various dimensions of musical creativity, both at the national and international levels.

Academic Calendar

First Semester: August - December
Second Semester: January - May
Summer Session: June - July

Career opportunities after graduation

1.) Music Scholar/Academic

2.) Integrated Musician

3.) Music Creator/Composer

4.) Music Professor/Instructor

5.) Music Entrepreneur

6.) Drama and Music Scholar/Academic

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