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Master one or two languages while blending practical learning with modules that examine their political, historical, literary, and cultural contexts. In music, you'll engage with diverse areas including performance, composition, music history, world music traditions, psychology of music, the music business, and audio technology.
Transform into both a skilled musician and linguist—discovering global societies through the lenses of music, politics, and culture.
Develop your artistic identity by honing your abilities as an autonomous musician and scholar, while simultaneously studying foreign languages and investigating worldwide cultures.
Acquire critical listening and performance skills across various musical styles while receiving training in both traditional composition and digital music production. Along with exploring global music traditions, you'll examine the history, politics, and culture of regions where your chosen languages are spoken.
Utilize state-of-the-art facilities featuring dedicated music practice spaces, professional recording studios, and specialized music psychology laboratories, plus spend a year overseas immersed in the culture of your selected language.
Merge musical studies with language learning—select from 10 options (German, French, Russian, Spanish, Portuguese, Dutch, Czech, Catalan, Italian, or Luxembourgish) to give your music education international scope.
Overseas immersion—your third-year abroad experience allows deep engagement with the language, culture, and society of your chosen linguistic focus.
Music industry preparation—gain hands-on professional experience through our 'Work in Music' module while establishing connections with industry experts who can guide your career path.
Creative opportunities—participate in student-led reading circles, numerous ensembles, active campus organizations, specialized workshops, and our vibrant concert series.
International study