
The Bachelor's Degree in Musical and Sound Arts trains innovative artists, accomplished professionals, and rigorous researchers, capable of creating new pathways for the development of interdisciplinary arts in the country.

At the University of the Arts, diverse approaches to learning and inquiry bring together research on art and arts research.

UArtes academic offerings are technologically informed, diverse, relevant, and high quality. Its higher education model in the arts is recognized both nationally and internationally.

Programs of excellence in the field of the arts that contribute to the improvement and specialization of professionals.

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Through our transformative management model, the university contributes to the role of arts education with vitality and relevance for society.

Art research employs diverse methods of inquiry, exploration, and knowledge generation through its own unique approaches to investigation, work, and experimentation. This process leads to original results that contribute to artistic creation

The University of the Arts is the first public institution of higher education in the arts at the national level. Learn in detail about its Transparency, Accountability, Planning and Strategic Management, and Human Resources Department.
The Bachelor's Degree in Musical and Sound Arts trains innovative artists, accomplished professionals, and rigorous researchers, capable of creating new pathways for the development of interdisciplinary arts in the country.
The degree program offers an excellence-level curriculum for the development of musical thinking, artistic sensibility, artistic creation, and the formation of critical and evaluative criteria for music from Ecuador and around the world, drawing on our musical heritage. As a school that is not exclusively focused on classical music, jazz, or rock, students acquire theoretical and practical knowledge grounded in research into the legacy of Ecuadorian and Latin American music, while also making use of technological resources to enhance their creativity.
Graduates of the Musical and Sound Arts degree program will be equipped to work as musicians across a wide range of fields, including live and studio performance, teaching, research, arranging, and composing music for film and television. Today's professional landscape demands that musicians perform successfully in diverse settings, demonstrating both instrumental ability and knowledge of a variety of musical genres.
Graduates of UArtes also have a broad grounding in Ecuadorian and Latin American music, as well as in the use of new technologies applied to music, which will also prepare them to pursue graduate studies in the musical field.
The School of Sound Arts has a faculty composed of musicians and academics who are active on both the national and international scenes, with extensive artistic and academic careers. They hold master's degrees and PhDs. Faculty members engage in a wide range of artistic and technical work that contributes to the local and international scene performing, designing sound for spaces, organizing concerts and programming, leading workshops, and delivering lectures as musicians, composers, and producers.
For more information, write to escuela.artes-sonoras@uartes.edu.ec or call (593)4-259-0700 ext 3081.

El Plan de Movilidad Nacional permite estancias temporales de estudio en otras universidades. La UArtes inició el intercambio académico con la Espol en el 2022-B y actualmente lo realiza también con la Universidad Católica, Casa Grande y Universidad del Río. Con la secretaria académica, Verónica Orellana, ampliamos el tema y conocimos la experiencia de una alumna que ha cursado materias en tres de las IES señaladas.

Graduado en la Universidad de las Artes, en la carrera de Artes Musicales y Sonoras, Job Rosales está próximo a cursar un programa de posgrados en The University of Southern Mississippi. La información que comparte con emoción y lleno de expectativas evidencia una frase que en nuestra institución se reitera con convicción y nuestras autoridades con su gestión la potencian: la educación pública y de calidad en artes es un derecho.

Ubicados con sus instrumentos y partituras permanecían atentos a las indicaciones de su director, el docente Orlando Gómez. Fue un breve ensayo de los estudiantes de la Banda Sinfónica de la Escuela de Artes Sonoras previo a la charla con el Dr. José Manuel Gil de Gálvez, violinista y director de orquesta español que nos visitó gracias al relacionamiento de la UArtes y la gestión de nuestras autoridades para seguir nutriendo la formación artística de la comunidad estudiantil.