Music: Vocal Music Education, B.M.

General Education (40-41 hours)

(see General Education  for list of approved courses) 

Program Requirements (45 hours)

• MUS 1710 - Musicianship I
• MUS 1720 - Musicianship II
• MUS 1730 - Musicianship Lab I
• MUS 1740 - Musicianship Lab II
• MUS 1750 - Aural Skills I
• MUS 1760 - Aural Skills II
• MUS 2190 - Technology for Music Educators
• MUS 2260R - String Lab
• MUS 2270R - Wind Lab
• MUS 2280R - Percussion Lab
• MUS 2290R - Choral Lab
• MUS 2710 - Musicianship III
• MUS 2720 - Musicianship IV
• MUS 2730 - Musicianship Lab III
• MUS 2740 - Musicianship Lab IV
• MUS 2750 - Aural Skills III
• MUS 2760 - Aural Skills IV
• MUS 3030 - Basic Conducting
• MUS 3110 - Musics of the World (CZ or HF)
• MUS 3150 - History of Music I
• MUS 3160 - History of Music II
• MUS 3230 - Classroom Music Methods
• MUS 4920 - Senior Recital
• PSY 1010 - Introduction to Psychology (SB)

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• PSY 2210 - The Psychology of Child Development  or
• EDUC 2420 - Adolescent Development

Additional requirements for all Music Education Majors:

Successful completion of Continuation Standards is prerequisite to enrollment in upper-division music courses.

Seven semesters of Seminar with a grade of Satisfactory are required.

Music Education majors are required to present a half-recital or full recital in the senior year (MUS 4920 ). The student must be registered for the appropriate applied course the semester of the recital.

For graduation: 2.0 GPA in all required major and related courses.

For licensure: 2.75 average cumulative, 2.75 average at UTC, 2.75 average in education courses with no grade less than C, 2.75 average in content area course work with no grade lower than C.

Minimum of 39 hours of 3000 and 4000 level courses

Electives to complete 124 hours.

See Degree and Graduation Requirements  for additional requirements.

See College of Health, Education and Professional Studies  section for teacher education, licensure and student teaching requirements.

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