With an uncompromisingly biblical worldview, our comprehensive musicianship curriculum uniquely equips students with the technical skills necessary for performance, production, and teaching, enabling them to tailor their education to their career goals. Accredited by the NASM, this program meets professional standards, and our professional facilities ensure hands-on experience in modern music production and recording. Students are mentored by expert faculty with industry experience, connecting them to careers in film scoring, studio production, or worship leadership. Students can also enhance their degree with an Israel Semester or Italy Summer Program, studying music’s cultural contexts, such as Renaissance music in Florence, and join GO! Global Outreach trips to apply music in ministry.
In the B.A. program, including any emphasis, students typically also complete a minor in Biblical Studies.
The B.A. in Music degree serves students with diverse musical backgrounds who choose music as the focus of a broader liberal arts education. Students receive a solid education in music along with a significant amount of study in other areas.
The program offers flexibility in focus and course content; students choose two concentrations from the following:
Combined, these concentrations account for 36% of the total degree requirements. Performance requirements may be satisfied by a recital or a project. The wide range of learning, coupled with the discipline of music, opens doors to numerous music-related and non-music fields.
A degree in music lends itself well to a number of career options. The B.A. Music program’s blend of a well-rounded education and musical training creates opportunities in a wide range of careers, both within the music industry and in non-music fields.
Are you looking to manage talent, negotiate contracts, and oversee marketing and promotions? Working in areas like record label management and artist management, music business managers help musicians and companies thrive while allowing artists to focus on their craft.
Are you looking to manage talent, negotiate contracts, and oversee marketing and promotions? Working in areas like record label management and artist management, music business managers help musicians and companies thrive while allowing artists to focus on their craft.
Prospective music students are warmly invited to our upcoming Prelude Event:
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