2.7k Bachelor's degrees in Music in United States

Students with a major in Visual and Sound Media at Seton Hall University choose a concentration from five areas, including: Film (Digital Cinema) Production; Media Studies; Sound Production and Engineering; Sports Media; or Television Production.

The K-12 Music Education - Instrumental programme at Eastern Michigan University is a comprehensive bachelor degree designed for aspiring teachers. This public, five-year course combines rigorous musical training with extensive field-based learning to prepare students for initial teaching certification in Michigan.

Oberlin College & Conservatory’s Musical Studies Program offers students in the College of Arts and Sciences the opportunity to study music from cultural, critical, and creative perspectives. 

The Bachelor of Music (B.M.) in Music Education with a Minor in All-Level Education in the College of Humanities, Arts and Social Sciences (CHASS), at the University of the Incarnate Word is designed specifically to shape, prepare and certify music educators to teach at the K-12 level in public or private school systems.

The Music Industry - Recording Arts BM program offered at Eastern Kentucky University is an extension of the music industry degree focusing upon the art and science of recording.

The Music Industry Studies - Music Manufacturing and Merchandising programme at Appalachian State University is a comprehensive full-time degree. This unique course blends creative musical expertise with technical manufacturing and commercial merchandising skills, preparing students for diverse roles within the global music sector.

Study Music performance at Pomona College, history, theory, composition and ethnomusicology, and participate in solo and ensemble performance opportunities, all while working with critically acclaimed musical mentors.

Students in the Music Industry program offered at Eastern Kentucky University develop expertise as professionals who will enter the $70 billion music industry.

The Music program at Haverford College brings outstanding students and faculty together to explore the rich diversity of music in the context of a challenging liberal arts curriculum. This rigorous program develops skills in performance and composition as well as a deep understanding of musical works in their cultural and social contexts.

The Music Performance - Voice from University of North Florida provides music majors and non-music majors alike the opportunity to develop their knowledge, understanding, and ability in all aspects of music at a level relevant and appropriate to their needs and interests.

The undergraduate focus of our Percussion Program at Oberlin College & Conservatory emphasizes individualized, rigorous instruction and plentiful opportunities to put all you learn into practice.

The Music degree at The University of Tennessee at Chattanooga is offered to students who desire a strong liberal arts background with a major in music. It is the most flexible of the degree options.

The Music Industries degree at the University of the Incarnate Word is designed to shape the next generation of music professionals for careers in the arts or any number of industries through a diverse interdisciplinary program.

This Music BA course from the California Lutheran University will give you the training and experience you need to grow as a professional musician, singer, composer, or teacher.

As part of the Performing Arts Department, the Music Program at the University of Massachusetts Boston welcomes students from our international campus community and provides a comprehensive education in preparation for careers in music and teaching. 

Music - Therapy is offered at West Texas A&M University.

With a dedication to practical learning, the Music and Technology program at Stevens Institute of Technology empowers students with the technological skills and artistic confidence needed to succeed in the professional world. 

The Music program from California State Polytechnic University, Humboldt provides a basic understanding of the theory and history of music, performance opportunities in many styles and genres, and individual instruction in voice, all orchestral and band instruments, piano, and composition from highly qualified faculty who are active musicians and scholars.

For the Music Education Vocal-Choral program offered by The University of Alabama students should have a strong background in music, with performance experience on a particular instrument or designated voice type.

The Bachelor of Arts in Music program from DePaul University offers undergraduate students an opportunity to study music within the broad framework of Liberal Studies.