Bachelor of Arts in Music - Music Technology and Composition

The music curriculum at UT provides innovative and comprehensive instruction in the areas of music technology and composition. By enrolling in our Bachelor of Arts in music degree program, UT students have the opportunity to pursue their own creative interests while acquiring essential knowledge, technical proficiency and a strong foundation in musicianship. The program also affords many opportunities for collaboration with students in other majors (e.g., film, theatre, dance, art, creative writing), and technical theater training with industry professionals through UT's partnership with Ruth Eckerd Hall in Clearwater, FL. Studies in music technology and composition are the foundation of a variety of future music careers including: underscoring, songwriting, media production, arranging, orchestration, music copying and editing, sound design and editing, music recording, mixing, mastering, audio and video archiving, software development, technology sales and support, college teaching and research, composing for classical ensembles and musicians, technology facility coordination and more.

Official transcripts of all secondary school coursework and grades translated in English. (Official means that you must request your school to send transcripts directly to the UT admissions office. If that is impossible, send copies that have been certified by your school as true copies of the originals after they are copied. An official at your school should sign the document as true copy of original.)
Essay written in English.
A recommendation written by a counselor, teacher or headmaster.

TOEFL: minimum acceptable score is 550 or 79 (Internet based) or 8.5 (Essentials test).
IELTS: International English Language Testing System minimum grade of 6.5.
International students also must furnish proof of available funds to cover their first year of study (including miscellaneous expenses) and each subsequent year.