COURSE CURRICULUM

The curriculum includes core courses in music theory, ear training, history of music, and performance techniques. Students take applied music lessons on their primary instrument or voice, and participate in ensembles such as choirs, bands, or traditional music groups. Community studies components cover topics like cultural heritage, community development, and arts management. Electives allow specialization in areas like composition, conducting, or ethnomusicology. The program requires a capstone project involving community engagement or a performance recital. Prerequisites include music fundamentals, and progression involves juried evaluations. Total credits: 120, with a mix of lectures, studios, and fieldwork.