Music Technology

• Minor

Stetson University's Music Technology minor merges digital music and audio production with classical music frameworks, building skills in composing, recording, and performing music using technology. The program is administered through Stetson's NASM-accredited School of Music and was developed in partnership with the Digital Arts program, connecting audio production with web design, animation, and interactive media.

Why Music Technology at Stetson University?

The Music Technology minor is open to students from any major, at any level of prior music experience, and does not require an audition for admission. The minor adds a concrete technical credential to any major, creating differentiation in audio, media, technology, and entertainment industries.

As part of the School of Music, you’ll be surrounded by high-caliber musicians, offering ample opportunities for collaboration on various performances and projects. You'll also participate in music ensembles and delve into the history of music from multiple eras.

 All music technology courses are hands-on, providing you with numerous opportunities to practice your art and build a robust portfolio. Your projects will undergo multiple revisions, benefiting from detailed critiques by faculty and peers, all aimed at helping you produce work of the highest quality. The program's association with the Digital Arts program also connects you with students working in web design, digital video, 3D animation, and interactive applications as natural collaborators.

Learn more about the School of Music and the Department of Creative Arts.

Related Programs:

• Music Technology
• Digital Arts

“I've worn a lot of audio hats through my career including production, tracking and recording.”

— Casey Deiter '17

Career Outcomes

There are many career paths you can take after graduating from our music technology program, including:

• Audio Engineer 
• Recording Producer
• Sound Designer
• Freelance Musician

Meet the Faculty

Our distinguished and diverse faculty are deeply committed to your success and will serve as teachers, mentors and collaborators. This program does not have just one or two faculty members teaching courses. Rather, all of the School of Music faculty serve as mentors.

• Nathan Wolek, PhD, Northwestern University, program director
• Chaz Underriner, PhD, University of North Texas

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EXPERIENTIAL LEARNING

At Stetson, learning goes beyond the classroom. You'll have opportunities to build real-world experience through internships, research, community engagement and other experiential learning opportunities.

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