There are no specific entry requirements for the Bachelor of Commercial Music, outside of university admission regulations. We recommend you join us for a consultation if you’re applying for Music ...

There is no pause button in the evolving world of music technology or in music itself. So, how does the ongoing march of technology, with its ever-changing hardware and software, meld with the art of ...

Menu Bachelor of Arts in Music Bachelor of Music in Music Education Bachelor of Music in Composition Bachelor of Music in Performance The Bachelor of Arts degree program may be attractive to students ...

Our students gain more than just a music education—they take a multidisciplinary approach to music, technology, entrepreneurship, composition and performance. How to Apply Info Sessions The Bachelor ...

The Bachelor of Science in Music Education (BS) is a professional degree designed for students passionate about teaching music. This fully accredited program combines a rigorous curriculum with ...

Western Michigan University’s bachelor's degree in multimedia arts technology-music gives students the high-tech knowledge they need to enter the exciting field of music production, which increasingly ...

Our programs can teach you the business of music and how to properly capture and share your sound—and the sounds of others—with the world while still pushing you to sharpen your musical ability. That ...

The Bachelor of Science in Creative Technology and Design is a degree for makers, tinkerers and builders—creatives with a passion for inventing, who learn best by doing. Through project-based courses, ...

However for the Bachelor of Commercial Music (Music Practice) you must register for an audition. You should apply for entry to this degree before registering for your audition and you will be assessed ...

1 MUSR.4940 SRT Senior Project may be substituted for MUSR.4930 with permission of SRT Coordinator. Please see advisor or Music Office for more specific requirements pertaining to Freshman Chorus, ...

At the University of Alabama at Birmingham (UAB), students majoring in music technology explore how advances in computer and other technology impact the creation, presentation, and recording of music.