The Bachelor of Music in Music Therapy at Caroll University is designed for aspiring professionals who wish to harness the power of music to facilitate healing and well-being. You will explore the profound connection between music and human functioning, developing a deep understanding of its therapeutic applications across diverse populations. This undergraduate degree provides a robust foundation in both musical artistry and clinical practice, preparing you to address challenges in mental health, physical rehabilitation, and cognitive development through evidence-based music interventions.
Studied full-time on campus over four years, your journey will involve comprehensive coursework in music theory, performance, and music therapy methods, alongside essential psychology and anatomy studies. You will gain hands-on experience through required practicums starting in your first year, culminating in a significant internship under professional supervision. You will graduate with the clinical skills and ethical awareness necessary to pursue certification as a music therapist, ready to work in settings such as hospitals, schools, and community health centres.