Students graduating from this program will:
Students will be able to express original and substantive ideas about music in writing.
Students will be able to speak at a professional level about music in a variety of forums.
Students will be able to use basic research resources in music effectively.
Students will be able to apply various historical and critical perspectives to their own study of music.
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