About the School of Music
The Stetson University School of Music is a vibrant community of just over 220 majors and minors and 52 artist-scholar faculty. Stetson University is accredited by the National Association of Schools of Music (NASM). Established in 1936, the School of Music was Florida's first collegiate music school. Today, it offers professional training in 12 individual majors across three degree options in four areas: music education, music performance, music academics, and composition.
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Our faculty and staff members work diligently to create relationships, challenge, and spur growth in our students' undergraduate careers.
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COURSE CATALOG
The School of Music is committed to a cohesive, rigorous curriculum and prepares students for successful careers and graduate study in music.
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FACILITIES
The School of Music is equipped with several classrooms, offices, acoustically treated rehearsal spaces, collaboration areas, restrooms, and two performance venues.
FACILITIESThe Stetson University School of Music is a distinctive community of performers, scholars and educators. We embrace, foster and celebrate diversity within our community and within our profession. Furthermore, we are committed to inspiring and engaging all audiences through exceptional performances, educational programs and community activities.
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We encourage you to peruse the School of Music Admissions Viewbook, which highlights the curriculum, programs, and the exceptional education Stetson University's School of Music offers.
VIEWBOOKAbout Stetson University
Founded in 1883, Stetson University is a nationally recognized private university located in central Florida with nearly 4,000 students participating in undergraduate, graduate and professional programs. Stetson University is made up of four colleges and schools and offers several multidisciplinary programs in the arts and sciences, business, law and music.