Music

Minor

At Stetson, the School of Music, accredited by the National Association of Schools of Music, offers you a 6-to-1 student-faculty ratio. You'll find a wide range of award-winning ensembles and a faculty that is fully engaged and internationally active.

Why Music at Stetson University?

The Music Minor is available to students in any major. You will have the opportunity to grow as a performer through weekly applied study sessions with a studio professor. Also, you will gain a wide variety of training in music theory, analysis of world music, ensembles, private lessons and music appreciation. The depth of the undergraduate music experience is typically unrivaled nationwide.

Learn more about the School of Music.

Related Programs:

• Music Competition
• Music Theory

“I had the opportunity to program recitals and perform in ensembles.”

— Lauren Prestifilippo '20

Career Outcomes

A Music Minor enriches any degree with performance skills, analytical depth, and ensemble experience. Career Paths include:

• Performer and Teaching Artist
• Arts Administrator and Cultural Programmer
• Music Educator

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. Your faculty advisor and the Assistant Dean of Student Affairs have the expertise to help you structure your degree, and your studio teacher will help develop your passion and potential in music.

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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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