Overview
Accredited by the National Association of Schools of Music, our B.A. Music program prepares students for music-related careers and graduate studies. The required curriculum includes theoretical and historical music studies, and applied performance courses. This degree is structured to allow students space to take electives in music and non-music courses.
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Auditions
Performance auditions are required for admission into this major. If you'd like to have your talent considered during the admissions process, you may submit a special talent application as a supplement to your regular application.
Career Opportunities
From artistic director to piano tuner, there are all kinds of things you can do with a Music Industry degree from SUNY Oneonta! Here’s a sampling of alumni careers.
Requirements
See the list of required courses and a sample plan of study for your next four years.
Hands-On Learning
You'll have lots of opportunities to perform on campus and in the community, through music performance courses in pop and rock and ensembles ranging from the Chamber Singers to the World Percussion Ensemble. Applied music courses offer additional opportunities for group or individual study of vocal or instrumental music.
Get Involved
Join one of our many music-related student clubs and meet friends who share your talent and passion for music! Options include:
- Audio Production and Engineering Club (APEC)
- Apollo Music Club
- Drag’n Rolls Drum Line
- Jazz Appreciation Society
- Oneonta A cappella Council
- Pitch Slapped
- Music Industry Club (The MIC)
- Songwriters Club
Performance Opportunities
Practice your skills and express yourself through small and large ensembles ranging from the Concert Choir to the Funk Band.
Inside Fine Arts
Take a quick tour of the Fine Arts Center, home to the Music, Art and Theatre departments and facilities
Contact Admissions
108 Ravine Parkway
Oneonta, NY 13820
United States
Customize Your Program
Explore your interests and build additional skills with a related minor or microcredential.