The Bachelor of Arts in Music at Colorado State University is your pathway to becoming a skilled music educator, performer, composer, or music therapist. This undergraduate degree is designed for students passionate about deepening their understanding and application of musical principles, preparing you for a dynamic career in the arts and education. You will explore diverse areas of music, from historical performance practices and music theory to practical skills in composition and therapeutic applications, all within a supportive academic environment at Colorado State University.
This full-time, on-campus program, studied over four years, offers a comprehensive curriculum featuring core music theory, aural skills, and music history, alongside specialized coursework tailored to your chosen concentration. You will engage in applied music instruction, participate in various ensembles, and potentially undertake a significant practicum or student teaching experience. Graduates will possess a strong foundation in musicianship, performance, and pedagogical techniques, preparing them for licensure as music educators, certification as music therapists, or further graduate study and professional careers in the music industry.