396 Bachelor's degrees in Musicology in North America

Northwestern University’s Program in Music Theory and Cognition is unique in its combination of two related disciplines that share a common goal: to examine how musical structure interacts with creativity (composition, improvisation), performance (reproduction, movement), and reception (listening and interpretation).

The Organ Performance and Sacred Music programme at the University of Michigan offers a comprehensive public bachelor degree. This intensive course focuses on technical mastery and liturgical expertise. Students engage in rigorous training over four years of full-time study to prepare for professional musical careers.

The Music, Vocal Education program of Hope College nurtures students in the pursuit of the highest levels of musical excellence. The department invites all Hope College students to participate in music, whether they wish to pursue a professional degree, make music the center of their liberal arts education, perform in an ensemble, or take instrumental or voice lessons for the first time.

New York Film Academy’s groundbreaking Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA) Musical Theatre program offers aspiring performers real-world training and experience to pursue their creative goals in the performing arts.

The Vocal Education programme at Abilene Christian University is a full-time, on-campus Bachelor of Music degree. This comprehensive four-year course combines professional musical foundations with teacher certification, preparing students to lead vocal ensembles and teach music from early childhood through to twelfth grade.

Prepare for a meaningful career in music education with the Music Education - Instrumental: Brass, Woodwind, Percussion or Strings degree program at Grand Canyon University.

This Performance - Jazz Concentration program from Texas State University provides preparation for performance and studio teaching careers as well as graduate studies in all music areas.

This Performance - Keyboard Concentration program from Texas State University provides preparation for performance and studio teaching careers as well as graduate studies in all music areas.

This Performance - Instrumental Concentration program at Texas State University provides preparation for performance and studio teaching careers as well as graduate studies in all music areas.

Ramapo College of New Jersey's Music and Creative Music Technology BA/MFA program offers students a unique blend of artistic creativity and technological innovation, providing a comprehensive education in music and music production.

Music Education (Blair-to-Peabody) from Vanderbilt University combines Blair’s strengths with those of Peabody College of education and human development.

Interdisciplinary work, field study, and explorations of music and culture have been key components of the Ethnomusicology program from University of Washington since its beginnings in 1963. Students in the program study music and musicians in various contexts and through various disciplinary lenses.

When you study in the Violin program of Cleveland Institute of Music, you’ll be prepared to excel as a musician. It starts with your weekly private lessons with our world-class faculty.

The Vocal Music Education (PK-12) programme at Wayne State College prepares students for teaching careers through a B.A. or B.S. degree. This full-time, on-campus course in Nebraska spans four years, providing comprehensive training in choral direction and vocal techniques for those seeking to inspire the next generation.

The Piano Pedagogy programme at Oakland University is a professional Bachelor of Music degree. This full-time, on-campus course provides comprehensive training for aspiring piano teachers and performers. Students benefit from a rigorous curriculum that combines practical musicality with advanced instructional techniques.

The main emphasis of the Music (Voice) program offered by the California State University Sacramento is upon performance. Sustaining this concept is the School's faculty, which remains committed to individual and ensemble performances as a means of enhancing the teaching quality of the institution and the cultural climate of the campus and community.

Seton Hill University's Music Therapy (B.M.) Program will prepare you to begin healing others, using your own unique musical capabilities. At Seton Hill University, you will learn to assess a client's emotional well-being, physical health, social functioning, communication abilities and cognitive skills through musical responses.

When you study in the Clarinet program of Cleveland Institute of Music, your playing will develop through weekly private lessons with practicing professionals. Your private instruction focuses on performance not only for clarinet, but also for bass and E-flat clarinets.

At Baldwin Wallace University, the analytical, comprehensive study of Music Theory offers rewarding opportunities to explore and understand the structures and relationships within musical compositions.

The Bachelor of Science in Sound Recording Technology at State University of New York Fredonia is based upon the belief that the audio engineer must be a musician with a broad range of scientific and engineering skills.