103 Bachelor's degrees in Music in Massachusetts, United States

The Sound Recording Technology programme at the University of Massachusetts Lowell is a professional Bachelor of Music degree. This four-year course is available for full-time or part-time study on campus. It combines musical artistry with technical expertise in physics and engineering to prepare students for the audio industry.

Bachelor of Arts degree in Music at Brandeis University combines music history, theory, composition and performance. As a music major, you'll take one to two years of theory and training in musicianship skills, as well as courses in global soundscapes, critical listening and history. 

As a Music Business and Management - Entrepreneurial major at Berklee College of Music, you’ll learn the fundamentals of business within the music industry from a musician’s perspective.

If you're interested in pursuing a career that will allow you to use your musical gifts and talents in ministry, Colorado Christian University offers the Bachelor of Music in Worship Arts.

Music from Assumption University believes that the study of music enhances all areas of a liberal arts education.  

Boston University's Music - Performance program is offered in eight areas: Strings, Woodwinds, Brass, Percussion, Piano, Collaborative Piano, Organ, and Voice. Performance majors combine performance studies with courses in theory, musicology, pedagogy, and related music studies.

For the Music major at Boston College, a liberal arts framework offers a broader outlook than that of either a conservatory or a school of music. In a liberal arts framework, students encounter historical, theoretical, cultural, ethnographic and performance perspectives on music.

The Music bachelor programme at Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) offers a public study mode for students seeking to master composition, history, and technology. This flexible degree allows for full or joint majors, integrating rigorous academic research with near-professional performance opportunities.

The Music and Psychology programme at Northeastern University is a public Bachelor of Science degree. This interdisciplinary course explores the intersection of human behaviour and musical art. Students examine music theory and cognitive science over a comprehensive duration, gaining deep insights into how the brain perceives sound.

The Music programme at Harvard University offers a prestigious bachelor level education for dedicated scholars. This public study mode allows students to combine rigorous liberal arts with elite musical training. The duration typically spans four years, with options for extended dual study at world-renowned conservatories.

The Music (New England Conservatory) programme at Harvard University is a five-year dual degree delivered in a public study mode. Students earn a Bachelor of Arts or Science while undertaking professional conservatory training. This unique pathway combines rigorous liberal arts academics with elite musical instruction.

The Physics and Music programme at Northeastern University is a public bachelor degree that explores the intersection of physical science and sound. This interdisciplinary course provides a deep dive into music technology and classical physics, delivered through a flexible study mode designed for future innovators.

The Music Industry programme at Northeastern University is a comprehensive B.Sc. degree delivered through a public study mode. This undergraduate course focuses on the commercial and creative aspects of the global music sector, preparing students for professional success through intensive academic study and practical experience.

As an Electronic Production and Design major at Berklee College of Music, you’ll learn how to use technology to create and produce compositions, sonic design, and instruments.

The Music - Classical Performance course from Bridgewater State University allows prospective students to earn a bachelor of arts degree in music with a concentration in performance. 

Guitar Studies program at New England Conservatory of Music provide students not only with a strong foundation in performance and related studies – repertoire, music theory, and music history – but also the flexibility to explore other genres, including Contemporary Musical Arts ensembles, community engagement work, and collaboration with students across the conservatory.

The Department of Brass and Percussion-French Horn at New England Conservatory of Music is world-renowned for training extraordinary musicians. Alumni of the department have achieved success as performers, educators, composers, and entrepreneurs in both music and non-music disciplines.

Woodwinds-Basson students at New England Conservatory of Music study with extraordinary faculty mentors who are world-renowned soloists and/or members of the Boston Symphony Orchestra. 

Woodwinds-Flute students at New England Conservatory of Music study with extraordinary faculty mentors who are world-renowned soloists and/or members of the Boston Symphony Orchestra. 

The Creative Arts Therapies - Art, Drama, or Music major at Fitchburg State University is designed for students interested in learning about arts therapies and how modalities of drama, music and art are utilized in working with children and adults in a variety of settings.