Music Education

The Bachelor of Education in Music Education at the University of Regina is a comprehensive program designed to prepare students for a rewarding career as music educators in a variety of settings. This program combines rigorous academic coursework with practical teaching experiences, ensuring graduates are well-equipped with the knowledge, skills, and confidence necessary to inspire and educate students in the art of music. Students will engage with a broad spectrum of musical genres, pedagogical techniques, and educational theories, fostering a deep understanding of music fundamentals and effective teaching methodologies. The program emphasizes hands-on learning through student teaching placements, workshops, and collaborative projects, providing real-world experience to develop teaching competencies and classroom management skills. Graduates of the program are qualified to teach music in elementary and secondary schools, and are prepared to contribute to community music initiatives and diverse educational environments. The curriculum includes courses in music theory, history, performance, and technology, alongside specialized classes in curriculum development, assessment, and inclusive education practices. The university's dedicated faculty members are experienced educators and professional musicians committed to mentorship and support throughout students' academic journey. State-of-the-art facilities and access to a wide range of musical resources enable students to hone their performance and teaching skills. The program also encourages participation in ensembles and extracurricular activities, promoting a vibrant learning community. Upon graduation, students will possess a comprehensive understanding of music education philosophy, practical teaching skills, and the ability to adapt to changing educational landscapes. The Bachelor of Education in Music Education prepares students to become innovative, reflective, and effective music teachers who can foster a love of music and lifelong learning in their students.