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The Bachelor of Music (B.M.) in Music Education prepares aspiring musicians for careers as professional educators. This program features specialized tracks in instrumental and choral/general music, combining classroom theory with hands-on teaching practice. Designed to meet certification requirements, it equips graduates to teach music in K-12 public schools while offering customization through service-learning, research projects, independent studies, and capstone experiences.
Music education majors maintain the same high performance standards as applied music students, receiving weekly hour-long lessons throughout their studies. The curriculum prepares graduates for direct entry into public school positions or advanced music studies, with alumni also finding success in private institutions, music studios, and community education settings.
Develop comprehensive musicianship and horn performance skills grounded in historical and theoretical knowledge. Employ diverse teaching methods to create age-appropriate, culturally responsive music instruction for diverse learners. Apply practical musicianship competencies to effectively teach in various educational contexts.