Program Overview

College of Music

The College of Music offers a comprehensive range of programs designed to foster artistic and intellectual growth in students.

Program Details

• The college provides undergraduate and graduate degree programs in various fields, including performance, composition, music education, and musicology.
  • Undergraduate programs:
    • Bachelor of Music in Performance
    • Bachelor of Music in Composition
    • Bachelor of Music in Music Education
  • Graduate programs:
    • Master of Music in Performance
    • Master of Music in Composition
    • Master of Music in Music Education
    • Doctor of Musical Arts in Performance
    • Doctor of Musical Arts in Composition
    • Doctor of Philosophy in Musicology

Admission Criteria

• Admission to the College of Music is based on a combination of academic achievement, musical talent, and potential for success in the chosen field.
  • Requirements for undergraduate programs:
    • High school diploma or equivalent
    • Audition or portfolio review
    • Letters of recommendation
  • Requirements for graduate programs:
    • Bachelor's degree in music or related field
    • Audition or portfolio review
    • Letters of recommendation
    • Personal statement

Tuition Fees

• Tuition fees for the College of Music vary depending on the program and level of study.
  • Undergraduate tuition fees:
    • In-state students: $10,000 per semester
    • Out-of-state students: $15,000 per semester
  • Graduate tuition fees:
    • In-state students: $12,000 per semester
    • Out-of-state students: $18,000 per semester

Research Areas

• The College of Music has a strong research focus, with faculty members and students engaged in a wide range of research areas, including:
  • Music performance and pedagogy
  • Music composition and theory
  • Music education and musicology
  • Music technology and audio engineering