Training
•Advanced study in music analysis, history, composition, and songwriting across multiple styles
•Builds preparation for graduate work in performance, theory, history, or composition
•30-credit certificate requires Music Theory 4-6, Aural Skills 4-6, Conducting I, and two of the three Music History survey courses
•6 upper-division credits chosen from Musical Form, Orchestration, Counterpoint, Composition Survey, and Jazz Theory
Degree Flexibility
•Designed to streamline progress toward a music degree for transfer and post-baccalaureate students
•Typical career paths include private music teacher, composer/arranger/songwriter, and music librarian
•Guided Pathways contact: Dr. Derek Keller
