The Conservatory of Music offers both undergraduate and graduate programs of study. At the undergraduate level, students can earn a Bachelor of Arts in music; a Bachelor of Arts in music education, a Bachelor of Arts in Musicology or a Bachelor of Music in composition. The undergraduate courses usually take 4~5 years to complete. The Bachelor degree program includes courses in ear training, harmonic and contrapuntal techniques, analysis, history, and performance. In addition to these courses, students in the Bachelor of Music degree program concentrate in either composition or performance.

The majority of music majors studying at the Conservatory are to receive comprehensive, rigorous training that begins their freshman year. Performance is a fundamental part of all the Conservatory's programs. As part of the grading process, every semester performance majors must play a selection of memorized music for a jury of faculty examinations to determine whether the student has satisfactorily completed the requirements in the major instrument.

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