Training
•Bullet: The BFA uses a learning-community cohort model centered on peer collaboration and interdisciplinary work
•Bullet: Coursework spans performing arts, visual arts and digital technologies, business, and liberal arts so students learn to create, produce, distribute, market, and promote music
•Bullet: Music technology study includes digital production, audio editing, sequencing, recording, mixing, songwriting, and professional preparation, followed by a capstone and senior thesis
Performance & Productions
•Bullet: LIU highlights access to New York-area musicians, concerts, workshops, master classes, collaborative projects, and solo, chamber, and large-ensemble opportunities
Professional Development
•Bullet: Students work with music-industry professionals through internships, guest-artist residencies, and projects tied to Tilles Center for the Performing Arts, the T. Denny Sanford Innovation and Entrepreneurship Institute, and local recording studios
•Bullet: Deep End Entertainment Productions functions as the program's student-run record label
