The Grieg Academy is a name currently shared by music programs at two higher education institutions in Bergen, Norway. One prominent institution, which until recently has referred to itself in English as the "Grieg Institute" (or "Griegakademiet - Institutt for musikk" in Norwegian) is the music conservatory in Bergen, Norway and a department of the University of Bergen, also known as UiB. However, the institution that has for the longest been called "Griegakademiet" in Norwegian - and "Grieg Academy" in English - is the music education department now incorporated into Bergen University College, also known as HiB. "Griegakademiet" has appeared for many years in official documents and on signs for main entrances and hallways to the music department of Bergen University College (HiB), which is the largest music education program in Norway (with alumni of over 1000 music teachers), offering Bachelor and Master degrees and teacher certification, and HiB is the "Grieg Academy" that in 2002 hosted one of the world's largest music education conferences. The previously mentioned UiB music department, in contrast to the HiB music department, used to be called the "Bergen Conservatory," and now has a slightly larger number of full-time music faculty, emphasizes elite performance studies rather than music education, and is more centrally-located in downtown Bergen.

Griegakademiet - Institutt for musikk (tidligere Bergen Musikkonservatorium) er siden 1995 en del av det humanistiske fakultet ved Universitetet i Bergen. Akademiet ble grunnlagt av Torgrim Castberg i 1905 og har i dag rundt 200 studieplasser. Instituttet har lokaler i Nygård skole i Bergen sentrum. Instituttleder er professor Frode Thorsen.