Bachelor [Music Industry] From Capital University

Music Industry students at Capital develop the building blocks for establishing a music-related career on multiple levels — not just the ability to perform or analyze music, but also how to navigate the other aspects of a music-related career. So, while it's true that we prepare students to be professional musicians, we also prepare them to be music professionals. 

Music Industry students are encouraged to embrace change and adapt to it. That's why we teach a variety of skills and interests. Because learning how to do something only one way makes it difficult to adapt to changes and trends in any business — especially the arts business, which is constantly changing and extremely interconnected. If you're ready to kick start your music career with a combination of contemporary and traditional music studies and recording technology, but you want the flexibility to be even more well-rounded and graduate with a minor or second major outside of music — say, marketing, arts management or communication — this is your go-to major.