Bachelor [Performance] From Andrews University

To mentor students in artistic, intellectual, and character development. Faculty of the Department of Music are committed to providing a vibrant musical and learning environment to nurture artistic and creative growth in all students of music, to encourage and guide students through dynamic interaction in classroom and practical experiences as they mature into tomorrow?s music professionals, and to mentor students in responsible use of their talents for service to Christ and to humanity.

Bachelor of Music curricula provide a comprehensive exposure to and experience with the performance, history, and theory of music. Students receive hands-on supervised teaching experience in studio or classroom teaching. Bachelor
of Arts curricula are for students wishing to pursue concerted study in music within a liberal arts context.

Non-music majors may take courses in music or participate in music lessons or ensembles for credit or non-credit. See General Education section and course descriptions below for further clarification.

The Andrews University Department of Music has been a member of the National Association of Schools of Music since 1964. Music majors may choose to join the student chapter of Music Educators National Conference.