The Bachelor's degree program in Musicology aims to provide foundational knowledge in musicology, encompassing cultural and musical anthropology, as well as contemporary popular music, alongside disciplines in visual arts and performing arts.

The curriculum defines the cultural profile of a graduate capable of engaging in professional activities in communication, design, management, promotion, production, and enhancement of musical heritage. Graduates are prepared to work in schools, libraries, documentation centers, theaters, museums, radio and television broadcasters, newspapers, concert organizers, publishing houses, record labels, artistic enterprises, software houses, and audiovisual production centers, both public and private.

Additionally, the program provides the necessary skills and knowledge for further studies in specialized Master's degree programs (including first-level Master's and similar courses) or in Master's degree programs in scientific or economic fields where mathematics plays a significant role.