Program Overview
Brenau University's Bachelor of Arts in Music offers two concentrations: Advanced Music for aspiring performers or graduate school, and Secondary Area of Study for combining music with other disciplines. The program emphasizes music theory, history, performance, and composition, and is taught by experienced faculty who provide personalized support. Graduates are prepared for careers in the music industry, including as musicians, teachers, therapists, historians, and arts administrators.
Program Outline
Degree Overview:
The Bachelor of Arts in Music at Brenau University is designed to equip students with the necessary skills and knowledge to pursue careers in the music industry or use music as a tool for interdisciplinary careers. The program offers two concentrations: Advanced Music and a Secondary Area of Study.
Outline:
The Advanced Music concentration focuses on developing high-level music skills, preparing students for careers as performers or admission to music graduate schools. Courses include:
- Music theory
- Music history
- Music performance
- Music composition The Secondary Area of Study concentration allows students to combine their music studies with another area of interest, such as:
- Psychology
- Business
- Education
Assessment:
The program uses various assessment methods to evaluate student learning, including:
- Exams
- Quizzes
- Papers
- Performances
- Recitals
Teaching:
The program is taught by experienced faculty who are dedicated to providing students with a personalized and supportive learning experience. Faculty members work closely with students to develop their musical skills and knowledge. The program also offers a variety of opportunities for students to perform and collaborate with other musicians.
Careers:
Graduates of the Bachelor of Arts in Music program are prepared for a variety of careers in the music industry, including:
- Professional musicians
- Music teachers
- Music therapists
- Music historians
- Arts administrators