At undergraduate level, our courses are mostly taught in Swedish, but international applicants are still welcome. At Master's level, however, all the courses are taught in English. If you are a citizen of a country outside the European Union (EU), European Economic Area (EEA) or Switzerland, you are required to pay a tuition fee. Financing your tuition fees works differently depending on whether you're going to study at Bachelor's level, Master's level or as an exchange student. For more information about admissions, financing and housing, see the links below. If you have any enquiries about our courses and how you could enroll, you can either contact our student counselor or the Head of undergraduate studies. For their contact information, see Contact.

• Housing in Uppsala
• Admissions and financing for Master's programmes
• Admissions and financing for exchange studies
• Admissions and financing for freestanding courses
• Admissions and financing for PhD studies

There are a lot of work opportunities for someone who has studied musicology. You could work at a radio station or in TV, write about music for newspapers and magazines, or work within the music industry or within music education. Other areas of employment include symphony orchestras, festivals and other music organizations. It is also possible to form one's education towards music archives or music libraries. Some of our former students have become solo artists or gotten jobs at artist management companies.