The Department of Music at the University of Toledo offers a wide variety of musical opportunities to both students and the University community as a whole. The Department offers areas of study in general music, music performance, music history and music theory. Faculty in the Music Department work in cooperation with the College of Education to provide a field of study in Music Education. The Music Department also contributes an important element to a well-rounded liberal arts program by offering classes like Music Appreciation and Jazz History every semester. For more information please e-mail us at:
UTMUSIC@utoledo.edu
The Department of Music at the University of Toledo offers the following degrees:
Bachelor of Education, for teaching licensure in instrumental, vocal or general music.
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Music Education Instrumental General Elective Cluster
Music Education Choral General Elective Cluster
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Important Note
General Studies Core requirement of 30-33 credits
College of Education courses and student teaching = 23 credits
Remaining hours are music and music education courses
The University of Toledo's Course Catalog -- Education Page
The University of Toledo's Course Catalog -- Arts and Sciences Page
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Bachelor of Music, for performance in an orchestral instrument, voice, keyboard or guitar.
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Bachelor of Arts, for liberal education with a major in music
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Music Minors
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Master of Music Education
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Master of Music in Performance
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