McGill University

Overview

The Music – Faculty Program at McGill University offers a unique opportunity for students to create a personalized undergraduate experience in music. By working closely with an academic adviser, you can tailor your studies to reflect your interests, allowing for a combination of music courses and classes from other fields.

What you'll study

In this program, you will engage with a variety of core courses designed to establish a strong foundation in music. The curriculum may include:

• Western Musical Traditions
• Music as a Profession
• Musicianship Training
• Musicianship (Keyboard)
• Critical Thinking About Music

With adviser approval, you will have the flexibility to:

• Select additional courses that align with your academic aspirations
• Incorporate courses from other disciplines to enrich your educational experience
• Choose electives that support your desired specialization or interdisciplinary interests

Entry requirements

Applicants to the Music – Faculty Program must go through McGill's undergraduate admissions process. Language proficiency tests may be required for non-native English speakers, with accepted tests including:

• Duolingo English Test: Minimum score of 115
• TOEFL iBT: Minimum score of 79
• PTE Academic: Minimum score of 65
• IELTS: Minimum overall band score (specifics available in admission requirements)

Career prospects

Graduates of the Music – Faculty Program can pursue a wide range of career paths within the music industry and related fields. This program equips students with the knowledge and skills necessary for various roles, including performance, education, music production, and arts administration. The ability to integrate music with other disciplines opens doors to innovative career opportunities in a diverse array of settings.