Bachelor of Arts in Music (B.A.)
B.A. in Music The Bachelor of Arts program offers students a broad and flexible study of music that combines a core music curriculum sequence with rigorous applied instruction, a variety of performance ensembles, and elective courses for diverse interests. Many students pursuing the Bachelor of Arts in Music elect to pursue a double major or dual degree. Recent graduates have pursued courses of study in Music and Psychology, Music and Business, and Music and Zoo & Conservation Science. Course Catalog…
Bachelor of Music Education (B.M.E.)
Bachelor of Music Education (BME) The Bachelor of Music Education offers aspiring teachers a supportive environment to develop the professional skills and musical expertise necessary for the demands of the 21st Century classroom. Guided by experienced faculty, this program prepares students for multi-age licensure in music, qualifying graduates to teach both instrumental and vocal music in public and private school to students in pre-school through 12th grade. Students in the Bachelor of Music Education experience a well-rounded music education that…
Bachelor of Music in Performance (B.M.)
B.M. in Performance The Bachelor of Music Performance offers students the opportunity for intensive preparation for the life of a performing musician, emphasizing the skills, concepts, and artistry necessary for a performance-based career. Our students have ample opportunities for focused study and varied performance opportunities both within the Department and in the Columbus Metro Area. Some students pursuing the Bachelor of Music Performance choose to also enroll in relevant minors or concentrations to support their interests, both within the music…
Music Minor
Minor in Music Our music minor is a great way to nurture your passion for music while pursuing a different major. You can receive a music minor in conjunction with any undergraduate degree offered at Otterbein. Also, our ensembles are open to ALL students, regardless of major! The music minor is available to any student on campus, and encompasses basic experiences in theory, applied instruction, history, and ensembles, as well as a collection of elective courses with the MUSC prefix.…
