COURSE CURRICULUM

The Bachelor of Arts in Music, structured to total 90.00 units, provides a flexible and comprehensive introduction to music studies, allowing students to combine core knowledge with elective exploration. The core curriculum builds foundational skills with courses such as MUSC 104 Music Fundamentals or MUSC 192 Theory and Analysis IA, MUSC 103 Music, Meaning, and Society, and MUSC 156 Introduction to Digital Audio Recording, Editing, and Mixing, equipping students with essential theoretical, historical, and technical understanding. Beyond the core, students select 9.00 units from performance and creation options, fostering practical skills in areas such as instrumental or vocal performance, composition, or digital music production. An additional 9.00 units from history, culture, and theory options deepen appreciation of music in societal, historical, and aesthetic contexts, while 3.00 units from professional options provide training in music industry practices, entrepreneurship, or arts professionalism. The remaining 60.00 units of electives offer flexibility for students to pursue interdisciplinary interests or further specialize within music, allowing for a personalized academic experience. This program is ideal for students seeking a broad, adaptable education in music, combining creative practice, critical analysis, and professional skills, and prepares graduates for careers in performance, production, music education, or entry into advanced study within the musical and cultural sectors.