University of Tampa
Bachelor of Music in Performance
Cost & earnings at University of Tampa What students borrow here, and what they go on to earn
Music graduates earn a median $25,658 Across 1,080 US programmes, two years after finishing
See the degree grade →A performance-focused undergraduate degree for students aiming to work as professional musicians, ensemble leaders or private teachers. Suited to applicants committed to intensive private instruction, ensemble participation and regular public performance, and to those preparing for graduate study in performance or pedagogy.
What you'll study
Study centers on developing high-level performance skills alongside a broad musicianship foundation. Core topics from the department include:
- Music performance via private instruction and participation in undergraduate-focused ensembles
- Instrumental and vocal techniques
- Conducting (choral and/or instrumental)
- Music pedagogy for those considering private teaching or instructional careers
- Music theory and aural skills
- Music literature, music history and world musics
- Sound recording, editing and technology
Entry requirements
Admission to the music major requires a successful audition for the Department of Music. Prospective students must request and complete the audition; detailed audition requirements are provided by the department.
Career prospects
Graduates are prepared to perform professionally, teach privately, conduct and direct ensembles, or continue advanced study in performance and/or pedagogy at the graduate level.
Scholarships & funding angle
The programme page does not list specific scholarships; applicants should consult the department and university financial aid offices for available music scholarships, assistantships or performance-related funding and for advice on audition-based awards.
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