13 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

Musical Theatre exists at the convergence of multiple skillsets in singing, dancing, and acting, and Anderson University - Indiana ’s bachelor of music in musical theatre promotes strength in all three. Students are given a broad musical context from which to grow their performance skills, and our faith-supportive environment adds depth to the emotional expression of our graduates.

There are two ways to major in dance at Anderson University:1) B.A. in Dance (54 hrs) with four tracks: Performance, Business, Pedagogy and Science.2) Complementary Major in Dance (33 hrs) alongside a primary area of study. The Dance Performance program is offered at Anderson University - Indiana.

The Cinema and Media Arts major at Anderson University - Indiana emphasizes the art of storytelling as the foundation for creating visual media. 

The Voice Performance major at Anderson University - Indiana prepares students with basic knowledge and performance skills needed to pursue graduate-level study and a career in voice performance. In addition to basic music, music education, and performance classes, voice performance majors must also complete 24 hours of private study in their primary performance area.

Anderson University - Indiana students who would like to pair their passion for Musical Theatre (Complementary) with their other skills and may opt for the complementary major. This course of study must be undertaken alongside other majors on campus and enables students to customize their studies to meet their career and calling goals.

There are two ways to major in dance at Anderson University:1) B.A. in Dance (54 hrs) with four tracks: Performance, Business, Pedagogy and Science.2) Complementary Major in Dance (33 hrs) alongside a primary area of study. The Dance (Complementary) program is offered at Anderson University - Indiana.

Students who would like to pair their passion for music with their other skills and calling may opt for the complementary major. This streamlined course of study may be undertaken alongside other majors on campus to enable students to customize their studies to meet their career and calling goals. The Music (Complementary) program is offered at Anderson University - Indiana.

The Instrumental Performance major at Anderson University - Indiana prepares students with basic knowledge and performance skills needed to pursue graduate-level study and a career in performance. 

The Music Business - Commercial Music Concentration at Anderson University - Indiana is about more than shows and record deals. At  Anderson University, we offer two venues for preparing for a career in this diverse industry. The Commercial Music concentration is hosted by the School of Music, Theatre, and Dance. It focuses on the making of music both on stage and in the studio.

The Music Education Teaching major at Anderson University - Indiana provides students with the musical knowledge and pedagogical skills needed for a career. Students who complete this program are licensed by the state of Indiana to teach music. They are highly effective at teaching musical concepts and at conducting and rehearsing musical ensembles to prepare them for performances.

Music majors at Anderson University - Indiana have the opportunity to customize their course of study in order to best align with their skills and calling. Students are given a broad musical context from which to grow. In their senior year, they work with faculty to determine a capstone course of study that strengthens their focus and prepares them for their careers.

The Music Business - Entertainment Business Concentration at Anderson University - Indiana is about more than shows and record deals. At  Anderson University, we offer two venues for preparing for a career in this diverse industry. The Entertainment Business concentration is hosted by the Falls School of Business. It focuses on branding, budgeting, and promotion.

The Theatre Program program is offered by  Anderson University - Indiana. The theatre program at Anderson University is a place where you can develop your acting and directing skills while also learning about the historical and technical aspects of theatre production.