Music

The Bachelor of Music (BMus) program at Concordia University is a comprehensive undergraduate degree designed for students passionate about exploring the diverse realms of music through rigorous academic coursework, practical training, and creative expression. This program offers a rich curriculum that combines performance, music theory, history, composition, and music technology, providing students with a well-rounded education in both the artistic and scholarly aspects of music. Students have the opportunity to develop their technical skills as performers, deepen their understanding of musical structures and styles, and cultivate their analytical and critical thinking abilities. The program features dedicated performance ensembles, studios, and labs, allowing students to apply their learning in real-world settings and enhance their collaborative skills. Faculty members are accomplished musicians and scholars who provide mentorship and individualized instruction to help students achieve their artistic and academic goals. In addition to core courses, students can pursue elective options that align with their interests, such as music production, ethnomusicology, or music education. The program also emphasizes the importance of music technology and contemporary practices, preparing graduates to succeed in diverse careers within the music industry, education, or further graduate study. Collaborations with local arts organizations and performance opportunities across the university provide students with practical experience and community engagement. Graduates of the Concordia University Bachelor of Music program are equipped with a strong foundation in musical expertise, a broad understanding of the cultural context of music, and the skills necessary to thrive in creative, academic, or professional music environments.