Music at Nanjing Normal University is an undergraduate program that nurtures students’ artistic expression, musical knowledge, and performance skills while grounding them in a broad understanding of music theory, history, and pedagogy. The curriculum typically includes core courses in music theory, ear training, sight‑singing, music history, and world music cultures, alongside specialized study in performance (vocal and/or instrumental), ensemble participation, composition, and arranging. Students also engage with music education methods, preparing those interested in teaching with the skills to design and deliver effective music instruction.

The program emphasizes both creative practice and academic study, combining classroom learning with performance opportunities, workshops, and collaborative projects. Through individualized coaching and ensemble experiences, students develop technical proficiency, artistic sensitivity, ensemble collaboration, and professional presentation skills. Graduates are prepared for careers as professional performers, music educators, conductors, arrangers, composers, arts administrators, and cultural program coordinators, and are also well‑positioned for advanced study in performance, music education, composition, ethnomusicology, and other music‑related fields.

NOTE: The university may have additional program-specific eligibility requirements. It is recommended to verify these on the official university website.