The Music Vocal Major is a specialized field in training singing techniques, performance, and music appreciation, helping learners develop their voice, personal style, and stage presence in a professional artistic environment.

Major Code: 7210205
Duration: 4 years
Degree: Bachelor

Output Competencies

Graduates are capable of

Performance Techniques: Master vocal techniques and singing performance, ensuring accuracy and emotional expression.
Application and Creativity: Apply music knowledge, technology, and professional tools in performance, teaching, and creativity.
Professional Activities: Confidently work in the fields of art, media, and cultural industries.

Training Program

Major Foundation Courses

Vocal Performance
Sight-Singing and Ear Training
Performance Skills
Performing with Band,…

Advanced | Specialized Courses

Advanced Vocal Performance
Advanced Performance Skills
Piano
Accompaniment Skills
Harmony
Chorus
Computer Music
History of Western Music
History of Vietnamese Music,...

English Courses

Graduation Courses

Graduation Internship
Graduation Performance (Recital)

General Education Courses

Program Features

Outstanding Learning Methods: Learning through individual practice; stage practice both on and off campus; live performances; professional exchange and mentorship with lecturers, artists, famous music experts; attending domestic and international music seminars, workshops, and academic activities.
Special Learning Facilities: Music theory classrooms, music technology rooms, auditoriums,...

Career Prospects

Singer
Vocal Coach
Recording Artist
Music Content Creator
Art Director
Art Support Specialist,...

Information is for reference, compiled from the official website of Van Lang University and may be updated according to social needs, training orientation, and new educational requirements in each period.

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