2.8k Bachelor's degrees in Music in North America

The Performing Arts Fundamentals programme at Centennial College offers a comprehensive introduction to the creative industries. This one-year certificate, delivered in a public study mode, provides students with essential skills in drama and music to prepare for further academic study or entry-level roles in the arts.

Be your own maestro in our Bachelor of Music - Comprehensive Stream programme at University of Windsor. 

Get the skills to be a driving force in the studio with the Music Technology programme from Douglas College

With the Music programme from Cape Breton University build your skills for a solid foundation in music and carve your own path, wherever the tempo takes you.

This Professional Music (Hons) BFA programme from Toronto Metropolitan University launches your career in the music industry through the first programme of its kind in Canada, tailored to both artists and non-artists. 

Through this Basic Musicianship course from Douglas College you'll develop your musical knowledge and skills with the Certificate in Basic Musicianship.

The Music course from Wilfrid Laurier University marks a new era in post-secondary music education. Its flexible and inclusive curriculum educates classical and contemporary musicians to the highest standards, while supporting opportunities for cross-training.

Throughout this Music BA programme from University of Windsor you’ll study a wide variety of musical genres. The programme’s home is in our amazing School of Creative Arts at the beautifully renovated historic Windsor Armouries building. 

This Bachelor of Music from Queen's University introduces three new plans that prepare students for several avenues of work in the cultural industries: Classical, Contemporary, and Digital Music and Sonic Arts.

The Music programme from Algoma University follows a holistic approach to music instruction, striking a balance between ensemble playing, refinement of solo skills, technical, artistic, and aural growth, supported by a rich array of music technology, audio, theory, and history courses.

The Music Industry Arts Graduate Diploma from Fanshawe College focuses your musical talents and creative passions on applied skills that will help you make your mark in the world of audio and recording arts. Study the business of music, learning artist and label management, digital media technology, audio and live sound production, as well as writing, producing and engineering. 

The Music Therapy programme from Wilfrid Laurier University Laurier is only undergraduate degree of its kind—a programme designed to prepare you for certification with the Canadian Association of Music Therapists (CAMT). 

It is know that music is a powerful force for creativity and self-expression whether you intend to pursue a career in music or not. The Music program at the University of Wisconsin Milwaukee is designed for students like you who are passionate about music and want to develop skills while also exploring coursework outside of music.  

The Music degree at The University of Maine provides education of undergraduate and students majoring in music, as well as that of interested students from the university at large. 

The Foundation for Music Therapy Studies programme from Douglas College assists you in developing grounded and relaxed guitar and vocal techniques used in the music therapy field. 

This Music - Music Education Stream BMus programme from University of Windsor focuses on the methods and practice of teaching. You’ll take specific voice or instrument training while also learning music theory, the foundations of music education and basic conducting. 

This Recording Engineering - Music Production programme at Canadore College will prepare you for an exciting career as a music producer or engineer. Aspiring audio professionals will learn on state-of-the-art equipment the basics of acoustics, signal flow, automation, recording and mixing techniques. 

This Music Education program at The University of Maine is a four-year professional degree for students who intend to make music a career whether as a public school teacher or supervisor of music. 

Study Music at Dalhousie University's Fountain School of Performing Arts, where you'll receive world-class one-on-one instruction and perform a wide range of styles in dynamic ensembles. From opera and orchestral repertoire to jazz, funk, music theatre, and pop, you'll have the chance to explore and perform diverse musical genres while honing your craft.

The Music programme from Douglas College will help you develop the industry-ready knowledge and confidence you need to launch your professional career.