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The Bachelor of Arts in Music Business, offered by Assumption University's School of Music is, the only program of its kind in the country, where students are provided with a professional degree in music that focuses on selected aspects of the arts and entertainment industries. Regular music studies and lessons in various musical instruments, namely; guitar, percussion, piano, strings, brass, or woodwinds, and vocal techniques are supplemented with music business classes and courses in the students' individual area of professional interest. In this way, the curriculum provides students with detailed knowledge necessary to be successful players and entrepreneurs in this multifaceted industry.
After their graduation, students wishing to further their studies may earn a Master of Music Business degree or a graduate degree in several other closely related fields. The degree is ideal for students wishing to work in administrative positions or for those wishing to manage their own careers in this challenging and exciting field of unlimited opportunity.
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The Bachelor's degree in Fine Arts in Music Performance offered by the School of Music is uniquely and innovatively developed for those students with a keen interest in mastering their skills for a specific musical instrument, and eventually turning themselves into highly skilled and talented professional musicians to serve music and entertainment industries, as well as other businesses demanding music as their essential component.
The Department of Music Performance offers expert instruction in applied piano, guitar, bass, drums, voice, woodwind, brass, composition, and song writing, supplemented with individual lessons, where students have an opportunity to learn musical theories, as well as acquire skills and techniques in playing musical instruments of their interest on an individual basis.
The Department of Music Performance offers two major concentrations to suit the interests of students, namely Classical and Jazz. Students choosing any of these major concentrations also have a unique opportunity to study a group of specified subjects in another concentration, including composition, and song writing as their minor to further enhance their knowledge and skills in music, thereby increasing their job opportunities. |
