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The Bachelor of Music (B.M.) in Music Education prepares students for careers as professional musicians and music teachers. This program features both instrumental and choral/general specializations, with hands-on teaching practice through numerous field-based opportunities. Specifically tailored for future public school music educators, it delivers professional training and certification for teaching at elementary or secondary levels. Students can customize their experience through service-learning initiatives, summer research projects, independent studies, and optional senior thesis or capstone work.
Music education majors maintain demanding musical standards comparable to applied music students, receiving weekly hour-long lessons throughout their studies. The program thoroughly prepares graduates for public school positions or advanced music studies. Alumni have successfully found employment in private institutions, music studios, and community music programs.
Combine advanced musicianship with saxophone performance expertise, supported by comprehensive knowledge of music history and repertoire. Employ diverse teaching methods to create adaptable, age-appropriate music instruction for diverse learners. Apply versatile musicianship skills to effectively teach in various educational settings.