Belmont University's Bachelor of Music in Music Therapy offers a comprehensive education for aspiring music therapists, blending classical and commercial musical skills with essential clinical training. You will delve into the theoretical underpinnings and practical applications of music therapy, preparing you to address diverse client needs. This undergraduate program is ideal for students passionate about using music as a therapeutic tool, providing a strong foundation in music competencies and therapeutic interventions. You will gain a deep understanding of how music impacts well-being and learn to harness this power effectively within a professional context.
This full-time, on-campus program is completed over four years, incorporating 145 hours of coursework. Your studies will include core music requirements, music therapy-specific courses, and BELL curriculum components, alongside electives. You will choose a primary instrument of study and can focus on either a classical or commercial track, ensuring specialised skill development. The curriculum is designed to foster competence and compassion, preparing you for diverse roles in healthcare, education, and community settings upon graduation from Belmont University.