Program Recognition
•Bullet: Build a music-industry degree around copyright and publishing, concert promotion, artist development, music video editing and production, and music blogging.
•Bullet: Work in the WSU recording studio, promote WSU social-media platforms, coordinate music events, and apply for internships while studying.
•Bullet: The School of Music's long history, internationally recognized faculty, and performance culture connect business study to an active music environment.
Professional Development
•Bullet: WSU identifies internships with recording studios, artist-management groups, concert-promotion companies, booking agencies, and music publishers.
•Bullet: The program is designed to develop competitive candidates for music-industry jobs while keeping students close to the creative and operational sides of the field.
Facilities
•Bullet: Students have access to Kimbrough Music Building concert halls and large-ensemble rehearsal rooms, Bryan Hall's 800-seat auditorium, the Kemble Stout Music Listening Library, a professional-quality recording studio, and an electronic music lab.
