The minor in ethnomusicology offers students an expansive understanding of music in its diverse contexts, prioritizing global engagement, culturally-situated knowledge, and community-centered research.

The minor includes a foundation in music theory and introduction to compositional approaches, composition lessons, and additional course work to broaden the student.

The music industry program is the first such undergraduate program offered in Boston.

The minor in music performance offers students an opportunity to improve on their instrument/voice through ensemble performance, private lessons, recitals, and instruction in music theory.

The minor in music recording offers students a chance to explore the theory and practice of recording from basic principles through studio sessions and mixing/mastering.

The minor in music technology gives students an opportunity to explore the creative application of digital sound technologies to a broad range of artistic, social, and industrial purposes, including experimental composition, film, video, theatre, game design, mobile applications, sound design for urban environments, and beyond. An emphasis is maintained throughout on imaginative exploration, collaboration across disciplines, and real-world experience.

The minor in music offers students an opportunity to explore electives in music along with a music theory course appropriate to the student’s level of experience.

Students in the minor choose an introductory path through music or theatre.

The minor in songwriting offers students a chance to build songwriting skills through classes that focus on craft, collaboration, music theory, and songwriting business practice.