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UTeach Music (Music Studies)

Major in the College of Fine Arts

Major Music Studies2

More than a third of the undergraduate students in the Butler School of Music are pursuing a career as a music educator.

The Bachelor of Music programs in Choral and Instrumental Music Studies prepare students for productive lives as successful teachers in elementary and secondary schools. Students participate in all of the major performing ensembles in the Butler School and study with artist faculty.

All courses in the music teacher preparation program are taught in the Butler School of Music by faculty with years of successful experience as public school teachers. Alumni of the Music Studies programs have achieved a consistent record of 100% job placement.

Declaration Requirements

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Prospective University of Texas at Austin students should visit UT Admissions to learn about the application process and how to declare a major.

How to Declare

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All prospective UTeach Music (Music Studies) majors are required to apply to the Butler School of Music and complete an audition. The Butler School of Music accepts applications for fall semesters only.

Detailed application requirements are available on the Freshman and External Transfer webpages. Inquiries may be directed to the Assistant Director for Admissions in the Butler School of Music.

Current UT students interested in pursuing a music degree are encouraged participate in Butler School of Music ensembles, non-music major performance lessons, and music courses during the application process.

All students are encouraged to attend Butler School of Music events to view current student and faculty work.

Required Courses

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View the sample four-year plans for Bachelor of Music programs in Choral and Instrumental Music Studies.

Specializations

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Choral Music Studies
Instrumental Music Studies

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(512) 471-1655

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