Bachelor of Arts in Music

About the Program

The Bachelor of Arts students have limited specific courses that they must take, allowing them to follow their interests in music history and theory, performance, composition, technology, and more. The degree has a minor to ensure that your education is well-rounded, preparing you for 21st Century careers. 

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Please visit the audition page for more information about entrance requirements.

Music Industry Concentration

While studying the Music Industry, you’ll be involved in a dynamic program that aims to prepare musicians for evolving careers in music. Our program curriculum combines a traditional degree with 21st century technology and performance opportunities. 

Along with courses such as music theory, you will also take industry-specific music courses such as studio production techniques and music entrepreneurship while playing in diverse, student-driven music ensembles.

Please visit the audition page for more information about entrance requirements.

Applied Music in the Music Industry Program

All students in the BA Music Industry take two semesters of Group Piano and four semesters of private lessons. [You can take more if you want!] 

BA Music Industry students are encouraged to take lessons in multiple applied areas; doing so will give you a broad set of experiences that will help you navigate the music industry. But you can also choose to take all four semesters on one instrument; that’s for you to decide.

Applied lessons are offered on the Armstrong Campus in:

Voice, Guitar, Bass Guitar, Percussion, Piano, and Composition

Of the four required applied music semesters, two can be in composition.

If you want to take applied music lessons on other instruments, you may be required to travel to the Statesboro Campus once a week for your lessons.

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Last updated: 5/18/2023