The Bachelor of Music degree prepares students to shape the world through critical insight, artistic collaboration, and musical expression.
The Bachelor of Music (BM) degree is a program that may be earned with an emphasis in Composition, Music Education, Music History, Music Theory, or Performance (brass, percussion, piano, strings, voice, or woodwinds). It is designed for the student who intends to pursue a career as a composer, performer, preK-12 or college teacher, as well as the student who plans to enter graduate school to pursue further study in one of these areas. Students must audition to be admitted into the program. In addition, Composition, Music History, and Music Theory require approval by the emphasis area.
Program Outcomes
Develop proficiency in identifying the elements of music and apply this knowledge in composition, education, performance, and research.
Examine and evaluate the historical, cultural, and social contexts that shape music and its impact.
Articulate musical ideas through composition, performance, and research.
Cultivate collaborative skills essential for composition, education, performance, and research.
Develop pedagogical expertise to effectively teach music across diverse learning environments.