Program Recognition
•Build a music-industry degree around copyright and publishing, concert promotion, artist development, music video editing and production, and music blogging.
•Work in the WSU recording studio, promote WSU social-media platforms, coordinate music events, and apply for internships while studying.
•The School of Music's long history, internationally recognized faculty, and performance culture connect business study to an active music environment.
Professional Development
•WSU identifies internships with recording studios, artist-management groups, concert-promotion companies, booking agencies, and music publishers.
•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
•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.
