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Music - Music Industry Concentration, B.A.


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Mission

The curriculum in Music equips students with a solid musical foundation, as well as skills and knowledge necessary to enter graduate school and professional programs. Students will be prepared for a career in entertainment industries, professional careers in church music ministry, and music performance. The program offers a learning-centered approach in two concentrations, Music Industry and Voice Performance, which allows graduates to excel in their professions. Music majors have the opportunity to perform on campus, to be a part of the renowned Dillard University Choir, collaborate with the Theatre Department and work in partnership with churches in the community and around the country.

Student Learning Outcomes

  • Undertake entrepreneurial ventures in music, art and entertainment industries.
  • Demonstrate preparedness for graduate study in music and function effectively in a global society.
  • Demonstrate competence in ethical decision-making that contributes to community improvement and to the students’ own leadership development.
  • Demonstrate competent analytical decision-making and undergraduate research, and use of technologies in music art and entertainment industries.

Programs/Opportunities

  • Jazz Band
  • University Concert Choir

Requirements for Bachelor of Arts in Music - Music Industry


Complete a total of 120 credit hours of coursework for graduation.

General Education Core - 41 credit hours
Major Requirements - 46 credit hours
Additional Coursework - 33 credit hours

 

Additional Coursework


Includes a minor in another discipline.

Music - Music Industry Curriculum


First Year


Second Year


Total: 18

Second Semester


Total: 13

Third Year


Fourth Year


First Semester


Total: 15

Second Semester


Total: 12

Total Required Hours: 120


*Service Learning: Students will earn a total of 30 service learning hours after successful completion of FYS 101  & FYS 102  .

**Community Service: Students must contact the Office of Student Affairs for pre-approved community service project to earn a total of 90 hours of community service by the end of their junior year.

***Writing Proficiency Examination: Students must complete ENG 111  and ENG 112  with a minimum grade of ‘C’ to register for ENG 199 - Writing Proficiency Examination . Students who fail to take or do not pass ENG 199  must take ENG 200 - Review of Writing Strategies  (3 credit hours).

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